Livestock feeding - planning forward

Plan smarter this season with clear insights on supplements, confined feeding and destocking to keep your livestock and business on track.

Event details:

Join Central Tablelands Local Land Services for a practical information-based session designed to help livestock producers make confident feeding and management decisions in the season ahead. This workshop will break down the real costs, options and implications of key strategies for sheep and cattle.

We’ll explore:

High‑protein supplements – what’s available, how they compare and what they really cost

Scenario planning for confined feeding – feed budgets, infrastructure needs and performance expectations for sheep and cattle

Destocking decisions – how selling stock affects cashflow, feed demand, business resilience and long‑term productivity

Whether you’re weighing up feeding options, planning for tighter conditions or reassessing stocking rates, this session will give you clear, practical tools to plan forward with confidence.

Contact: Phil Cranney, Senior Land Services Officer on 0458 745 478 or via email at: phil.cranney@lls.nsw.gov.au

This workshop is funded by the Australian Government under the Natural Heritage Trust  and delivered alongside Local Land Services, a member  of the Commonwealth regional Delivery Partners Panel. 

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