Nitrate levels in fodder pose a deadly risk

By Nikki Reynolds
Updated October 31 2019 - 9:43am, first published 9:14am
CHEMIST: NSW Department of Primary Industries analytical chemist, Richard Meyer, says feed quality testing of nitrate levels in hay and silage from failed crops is critical for producers so they can manage feeding and avoid stock losses.
CHEMIST: NSW Department of Primary Industries analytical chemist, Richard Meyer, says feed quality testing of nitrate levels in hay and silage from failed crops is critical for producers so they can manage feeding and avoid stock losses.

RIVERINA livestock producer and fodder grower Bob McCormack said with high livestock prices and a drought season it was imperative to test feed before risking nitrate poisoning.

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