Good Stockmanship - Livestock Handling Fundamentals (Module 1/6)

Content
3 modules

Rating

Instructor
Emily Litzow

Price
Free + GST

Description

As part of the Livestock team, you will be required to handle cattle on a daily basis. Whether it is on horseback or on foot, it is essential to understand good stockmanship. By completing this course, you will learn how to understand cattle behaviour and natural instincts, identify indicators of stress, learn and apply effective handling techniques to move cattle and reduce exposure to health and safety risks.

Objectives

By the end of this course, you will know how to: 

  • Read and respond to cattle behaviour
  • Identify indicators of cattle stress
  • Recognise visual limitations, predator-prey relationships, and natural instincts of cattle
  • Improve cattle handling behaviours
  • Develop a working relationship with cattle
  • Communicate effectively with cattle
  • Apply pressure and release techniques
  • Apply best practice principles
  • Follow steps to reduce exposure to health and safety risks
  • Apply effective handling techniques to move cattle

Certificate

By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Feedlot TECH Certificate of Completion 2025

Badges

Completing a Feedlot TECH Module

Value

10 points

Achieved for selected score and over

1.
Good Stockmanship.zip
SCORM
2.
Course Feedback Survey
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3.
On the Ground Assessment
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Added 12 days ago, by Ruby
 
Added 22 days ago, by Iain
Thank you for putting this together. Something that was started in the early 2000s, so it is wonderful to have good stock handling training that is so accessible.
 
Added 26 days ago, by Adejare
The course was comprehensive and well paced.
 
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