Upcoming Sessions
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July
2
Cattle Induction, Acclimation and Care - Livestock Health Fundamentals (Module 1/5)
Starting:02/07/2025 @ 03:30 PM SydneyEnding:02/07/2025 @ 04:30 PM Sydney -
August
6
The Feeding Period - Feed Allocation and Bunk Management Fundamentals (Module 4/6)
Starting:06/08/2025 @ 03:30 PM SydneyEnding:06/08/2025 @ 04:30 PM Sydney
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This course is part of the Pen Riding: Mastering the Fundamentals online skills training Pen riders play a pivotal role in ensuring the wellbeing of feedlot cattle. By learning factors impacting cattle health, understanding their body system, and gaining familiarity with common health concerns, you’ll develop the ability to identify health issues early, leading to improved welfare outcomes for cattle. This online course covers health issues, body systems, and typical conditions concerning feedlot cattle. After completion of the online training, an on the ground competency assessment is available so you can demonstrate your skills and competency in this area. This E-learning series has been by funded grain-fed levies and matching federal government R&D contributions in consultation with the Australian Lot Feeders’ Association. Read more

A successful feedlot operation must have facilities that are well-designed and kept in good working order. By understanding how to use and maintain the facilities you work in, you can have the confidence to handle cattle safely at your feedlot, which will improve animal welfare outcomes and performance. Read more

Overseeing the daily feeding process ensures every animal’s dietary needs are met, it’s a bunk caller’s duty. By following a structured routine blending observation, communication, data collection, and a knowledge of nutritional requirements, you can support optimal growth, health and performance for the cattle at your feedlot. This module is designed to help you: Identify daily feeding schedules Gather essential information when preparing to feed Conduct bunk inspections Determine daily feed allocations Evaluate and modify feed allocations as required Read more
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