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Tired of watching your green feed go in one end and straight out the other? AIM Central’s Grazemax Range of products can help address feed conversion challenges and ensures your precious green feed isn't wasted.

It’s a simple fact, when your livestock thrives, so does your business. Time and again, our ProgenX has been shown to deliver more live lambs, with a heavier weight at marking time. Here’s how.

A visit to a recent AIM Workshop at Elders Nerrandera yielded great results for Jodie & Andrew Green

At AIM, we're always looking for ways to more quickly produce the products you need...

Seasoned leader Marius Wauchope recently joined us as Sales & Operations Manager

We discuss the ever-present dangers of mould and mycotoxins with AIM's Founder & CEO, David Ginter

Meet AIM TSS Rob Coburn whose personal experience of the recent flooding has only sharpened his resolve to help as many animals and farmers as he can.

There's Grazemax on the menu, and growth on the horizon for Stud Farmer, Ricky Jenkyn

Most of us have experienced the discomfort of bloating after eating; for livestock bloat can be fatal.

As lambs and calves grow, their digestive systems undergo a transformation that's critical to them continuing to flourish on a plant-only diet.

Lush green feeds can contain factors that block Magnesium uptake, making Grass Tetany an increased threat to Sheep and Cattle.

Picture your animals as they usually are at the very end of Spring. If only you could expect that level of performance all the way through the season.

The Royal Adelaide Show is in full swing and we welcome the SA farming community to the city and hope all the animals are looking and feeling great.

The Murdochs share their story of success with a mixed cropping and sheep operation on the Yorke Peninsula

Ruminants, such as cattle and sheep, while remarkably adaptable, can be easily stressed by rapid changes in their environment or diet. Activities like yarding, transporting, calving, lambing, weaning and even severe weather events can trigger stress responses in these animals, which can have a significant impact on ruminant health and productivity.