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About Us
Nutrien Ag Braidwood is a family owned and run rural merchandise business.
The Nutrien Ag Braidwood business has been a part of Braidwood for over 50 years and supports local sports clubs, events and volunteer organisations. It’s just part of being in the community. Nutrien Ag Braidwood is an independently run Agribusiness operating as a franchise (formally called Landmark Braidwood).
What We Do
- Animal Health
- Rural Fencing
- Produce
- Animal Husbandry
- Water & Irrigation
- Gas
- Electric Fencing
- Sheering Supplies
- Seed
- Farm Boots & Clothing
- STIHL
- Garden Supplies
- Steel
- Stock Yards
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Are feral pigs making a mess of your paddocks?
The local Windellama Landcare group are co-hosting a feral pig trapping workshop with South East Local Land Services on the evening of Friday 15 November 5:30-7:30pm.
The workshop will include information on free feeding, camera monitoring, trap setting, humane destruction and data collection, followed by a practical trap demonstration.
All welcome to attend, but please RSVP for catering purposes at: comms.lls.nsw.gov.au/.../zzzz671aa.../interface.html
The workshop will be held at a local property and address supplied upon RSVP.
Windellama Landcare is also set to receive an extra pig trap from LLS to share between local Landcare members and interested landholders.
Please contact South East Local Land Services Biosecurity Officer Georgia Bowmer for further information.
E: georgia.bowmer@lls.nsw.gov.au
T: 02 4842 3800
M: 0407 597 420 ... See MoreSee Less
Have your say – and win!
Complete Local Land Services NSW ‘Measuring What Matters’ survey before 30 November to go in the draw to win one of these great prizes:
🥇 First prize: Silvan 100L Redline Sprayer and Allflex Rapidmatic Applicator valued at up to $900.
🥈 Second prize: Waratah Gripple Tension Tool Starter Pack valued at $300.
It’s open to landholders and managers of 2 hectares or more in NSW, and your survey responses will help shape Local Land Services information and services to support you into the future.
Read the T&Cs and sign up to the survey now👇📋✏️
www.lls.nsw.gov.au/measuring-what-matters
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Land managers in the Southern Tablelands, it's time to join forces to tackle feral pigs 💪
Register now for these upcoming feral pig workshops, with practical demonstrations included:
Crookwell | 29 Oct | 10 am - 2 pm 👉 bit.ly/3XDM5SY
Gundaroo | 15 Nov | 1 pm - 4 pm 👉 bit.ly/3XOlUtb ... See MoreSee Less
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When this happens, it's usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it's been deleted.Do you know an inspiring sustainable farming innovator? 🌾✨ Now's your chance to nominate them for the prestigious Bob Hawke Landcare Award! 🏆🌱
Take inspiration from Marcus Richardson. As Chairperson of Holbrook Landcare Network in NSW and the manager of a 900-hectare property at Table Top, Marcus is a dedicated farm business owner with a passion for sustainable agriculture. 🚜🌍 He's also supported farmers across northeast Victoria through his role with Wodonga TAFE, assessing recognition of prior learning. 📚🤝
Holbrook Landcare Network (HLN) has been empowering its community since 1989. This not-for-profit in southern NSW drives agricultural and Natural Resource Management (NRM) projects, helping farmers adopt innovative, sustainable practices while promoting environmental stewardship. 🌿🤲
Nominate an individual, group or organisation today! ✨📩
bobhawkelandcareaward.com.au/ ... See MoreSee Less
🐑 EID are Mandatory as of 2025 🐑
✳ National mandatory regulations for the implementation of eID for sheep and goats commences on 01 January 2025, across all states.
✳ Sheep and farmed goats born on or after 01 January 2025 will require an NLIS-accredited eID tag before leaving their property of birth (all states and territories).
✳ All other sheep and farmed goats leaving your property will need to be identified with an NLIS-accredited eID tag in accordance with local state-based implementation dates.
Find out more below:
🟢 www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/dpi/bfs/your-role-in-biosecurity/primary-producers/nlis/eID
🟢 www.nutrienagsolutions.com.au/mandatory-eid-sheep-goats ... See MoreSee Less
The ‘WEIGHTING’ is over!
#autoweigher #Gallagher #cattle #Nutrien #weigh #autoweigher #Gallagher #Nutrien #cattle ... See MoreSee Less