@DavidSandow1 @Martin_Opp @DavidSandow1 as alternative to RWS, have a look at Australian Wool Sustainability Scheme administered by @WoolExchange. IMO much better option.

@rickchayes Thank you for sharing @rickchayes. Unable to make it to the event. Is there information that you can share for reading?

@mjgoodenco @agronomistag Agree that these are essential elements of farm business management. Have seen them applied in an increasing number of businesses, not just those that have adopted regenerative ag.

@sheepGeekCP Sure they did it just to see if you were checking

@jcressw3 @DavidSandow1 @Episode3net Grateful for some insiteful feedback so far. Keen for more feedback. What do you think about the assumptions in NSW DPI GM budgets for shedders?

@sheepGeekCP Some looking to practice there swimming for later use when evading being rounded up. Most likely for use in the depths of winter.

@agrobaz Crossfire UTV worth a look. Much cheaper. Have heard good reports.

@DavidSandow1 @Episode3net Will share the analysis if can get realistic numbers. Info from commercial producers is what I am after.

@peter3DWagga @GusWhyte That is true. Not withstanding this, used in the right way, GMs are a handy tool that are often overlooked. Tendency is to make the case for enterprise analysis that is so complicated and full of assumptions that in the end nothing is done. Simple figures are better than none

@GribbleRC @brodenholland @bogandillan @DaveyJohn_676 @cropmad Awsome info @GribbleRC. Thank you

@GribbleRC Thank you for sharing @GribbleRC. How do these figures compare to averages/normal for canola, barley and wheat?

@rickchayes @ianmaslin1 @lucernebreeder Thanks @rickchayes. If virus, do they recover or is it likely they die somewhere down the track, would be interesting to know.

@mrchriswarrick @theGRDC @1800weevil @conwayalex97 Thank you for sharing @mrchriswarrick. Would be interesting to know what end users think of grain where storage has been used to lift falling numbers. Fall in numbers OK, but quality for milling not OK?

@PeterTresidder SE of Parkes - around 600 mm with uniform seasonal distribution

@Martin_Opp Weaning 130% lambs helps

@PhilWhitp4 @todd_venning Agree that understanding your feed costs is critical. However, this is X, I am sharing some basic numbers, this is not specific to situation of others. Few businesses have numbers to support decision making. My mission is to make things doable. Somthing is better than nothing.