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Making EID work for you

EID is now mandatory, however, it offers woolgrowers a powerful tool to improve flock productivity through better data and decision-making. Starting simple with a wand reader and basic software can lead to valuable insights, especially when key data is recorded early. This article covers how to get started and make it work for your enterprise.

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Smart Wool: Turning Tech Into Profit for WA Woolgrowers
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Making EID work for you
EID is now mandatory, however, it offers woolgrowers a powerful tool to improve flock productivity through better data and decision-making. Starting simple with a wand reader and basic software can lead to valuable insights, especially when key data is recorded early. This article covers how to get started and make it work for your enterprise. Read more
Driving productivity with EID
Electronic identification tags (EID) are becoming mandatory, so why not make the most of the technology to help you achieve the goals of your sheep enterprise? We've pulled together some information to help you utilise data collected via EID to increase productivity and profit. Read more
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Sheep nutrition over summer and autumn Why Western Australian woolgrowers should stay with wool Reaping the benefits of pregnancy scanning Where to start with addressing salty land Recognising and preventing metabolic disease in lambing ewes Preparing low worm-risk paddocks Management targets for increased productivity and profitability Making more money out of wool sheep: Data to decisions, markets and management Optimising productivity and profitability with feed tests Tackling dag Making EID work for you A woolgrower’s guide to getting started with carbon and emissions Sustainable worm control with summer-autumn drenching Mastering Sheep Breeding Values and Selection Indexes Optimising management of grazing stubbles Water-Smart Wool: How to Make the Most of Every Drop The WA woolgrower’s guide to containment feeding Practical steps to drought-proof your sheep enterprise Improving conception, scanning results and lamb survival Staying ahead of Barber’s Pole: Managing worm risk in a changing WA climate Smart Wool: Turning Tech Into Profit for WA Woolgrowers Smarter Shearing: How WA Woolgrowers Can Improve Productivity, Welfare and Shed Culture Improving Lamb Survival: Practical Steps from Birth to Marking Maximising Your Clip’s Value: Understanding Wool Prices and Managing Risk Driving productivity with EID Making sense of ASBVs and Selection Indexes Best-practice shearing and crutching Preparing for a successful joining Strategies to increase conception and reproductive rates Australian wool production is in the box seat to help livestock industries become part of the climate solution Wool bioharvesting technique aims to provide woolgrowers with choice Increasing your bottom line with agtech Strategies and tactics for the season Raising the bar with lamb survival Feed budgeting 101 What to look out for with stock water quality and some tips to help Passengers vs Performers Making cent$ of carbon and emissions on-farm Wean to manage Agtech wrap: recent agtech developments for woolgrowers

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Making Money out of Wool Webinar Using EID for profit and productivity Webinar Water-smart management strategies Making cent$ of carbon and emissions on-farm Making Sense of ASBVs & Selection Indexes Tackling Tough Times Webinar – Session 1 Tackling Tough Times Webinar – Session 2 Feed Budget Tables – Green Feed Budget Tables - Break of Season Feed Budget Tables - Dry/Drought Making More From Sheep Condition Scoring of Sheep Shearing Shed Safety Making EID work for you Optimising productivity and profitability with feed tests A woolgrower’s guide to getting started with carbon and emissions Tackling dag Sustainable worm control with summer-autumn drenching Mastering Sheep Breeding Values and Selection Indexes Optimising management of grazing stubbles Water-Smart Wool: How to Make the Most of Every Drop Sheep nutrition over summer and autumn Why Western Australian woolgrowers should stay with wool Reaping the benefits of pregnancy scanning Where to start with addressing salty land Recognising and preventing metabolic disease in lambing ewes Preparing low worm-risk paddocks Management targets for increased productivity and profitability Making more money out of wool sheep: Data to decisions, markets and management Driving productivity with EID Making sense of ASBVs and Selection Indexes Best-practice shearing and crutching Preparing for a successful joining Strategies to increase conception and reproductive rates Australian wool production is in the box seat to help livestock industries become part of the climate solution Wool bioharvesting technique aims to provide woolgrowers with choice Increasing your bottom line with agtech Strategies and tactics for dry seasons Raising the bar with lamb survival Feed budgeting 101 What to look out for with stock water quality and some tips to help Passengers vs Performers Making cent$ of carbon and emissions on-farm Wean to manage Agtech wrap: recent agtech developments for woolgrowers Lifetimewool ParaBoss Visual Sheep Scores Pain relief at lamb marking Best-practice lamb marking FeralScan AWI Workshops Information AWI Change Makers Episode 6: Lambing paddock planning AWI Change Makers Episode 2: Weaning to manage Winning With Weaners webinar AWI Change Makers Episode 1: Lambing mob size AWI Change Makers Episode 7: Scanning to manage AWI Change Makers Episode 4: Ewe condition scoring AWI Change Makers Episode 5: Joining time and length AWI Change Makers Episode 3: Ram Performance Management Standard Reference Weight calculator Winning With Weaners feed budget tables Sheep Genetics Understanding MERINOSELECT ASBVs Factsheet Sheep Genetics MERINOSELECT Indexes Factsheet AWI Prepare your sheep for shearing Factsheet AWI Dealing with shearing cuts Factsheet The value of pregnancy scanning Checklist for pregnancy scanning and ewe management from joining to lambing Pregnancy scanning: an ultra-sound investment Resource guide for sheep reproduction Stock water Pregnancy toxaemia fact sheet Hypocalcaemia fact sheet Calcium and magnesium deficiencies in pregnant and lactating ewes Wool harvesting engagement checklist Scoring for profit

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