Effective from 1 January 2012 for Russian Market Access
If you have not used products or feed containing oxytetracycline or chlortetracycline in the last 90 days or do not use the above products you MUST write the words 'Russian Eligible' on the National Vendor Declaration. Use Question 9 for cattle.
Please call our office on 41 271 277 or any of our livestock team if you have any questions.
Lance 0407 139 901; Matt 0408 139 901; Paul 0447 651 929
Correction Notice
Please be advised that in the email sent on
Friday 13 January 2012 the lucky vendor prize has been entered incorrectly.
The lucky vendor will win an esky full of goodies provided by Burnett Livestock & Realty.
Burnett Livestock & Realty's Steer Sale
Thursday 2nd February 2012
Prizes worth over $15 000 on offer
Champion Pen wins a Leichts CIA Immobilizer Pro-Chute Crush
All category winners receive an Engel fridge/freezer
For more information call our livestock team
Lance 0407 139 901; Matt 0408 139 901; Paul 0447 651 929
To print the Steer Sale flyer click here to down load the PDF format
In the lead up to the 2012 Steer Sale we have asked professional cattle buyer and former judge Wayne Davis his thoughts on the steer sale.
Click on the video below to watch.
Is is fit to load?
The national guide to the selection of animals fit to transport is available for download by clicking on the 'Is It Fit To Load' guide picture below.
Animal welfare legislation in Australia
Each state and territory has its own animal welfare Act and accompanying regulations that affect people who own or work with animals including farmers, livestock transporters, livestock exporters, saleyards personnel and processors.
Under these acts it is an offence to transport, confine, restrain or catch an animal in a way that causes, or is likely to cause, it necessary harm.
Ensure that your animals are 'fit to load' by using this guide when transporting to saleyards, abbattoirs or any other destination.
