Managing cattle in feedlots

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The Review of diagnostic technologies for monitoring feedlot animal health project undertook a scoping study of current and emerging technologies and systems capable of remotely identifying shy-feeders and cattle with […]

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The Feedlot education, training and technical services project aimed to deliver information, education, training and technical services to improve management practices among cattle lot feeders throughout Australia, through the provision […]

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The project Assessing cattle motivation for access to pasture or feedlot environments investigated cattle perception of the feedlot environment by assessing motivation to access either a feedlot or a pasture […]

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This factsheet details what Bovine Respiratory Disease is and how it can be prevented and controlled to increase feedlot productivity and animal welfare. Download a copy of Controlling Bovine Respiratory […]

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Four distinct factors impact feedlot profitability: buying price of store cattle selling price of finished cattle cost of the diet cattle performance, as influenced by management. Each factor is important […]

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The beef cattle feedlot industry contributes approximately $4.6 billion to the Australian economy and employs some 28,500 people directly and indirectly (Australian Lot Feeders’ Association 2022). There are around 400 […]

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