- Roger Owen (4000 Acres)
"Before I bought the shed I probably knocked off $70,000 worth of feed and all I did was keep the cattle going. When I did eventually have to sell, because I'd run out of feed, they weren't worth anything. It was after that I bought the shed. Well, I didn't sell in droughts then, I just fattened them and sold them as fats. If you’ve got fat cattle in a dry time you get a premium"- Walter Prout (2023 Acres)
"It's much cheaper to grow than lucerne in the paddock because with lucerne you've got to cut it, Bale it, wind row it, shed it... this stuff you just feed out every morning. We've just come off a drought and it saved our life... Now we’re in flood we're feeding out with it again, because they can't get onto the paddocks"-Russell Eastwell (150 Acres)
"We've been feeding weaners on it for four years now and as far as fattening them and sending them onto market goes its been excellent. We're in the weaner market and the Fodder Factoy has allowed us to procide a cheap feed that we can supply at our own rate when we want it"- Mick Elliot (150 Acres)
"Its been really good for us - it gives us an extra couple of hundred head (carrying capacity)"- Mr Dendle (3000 Acres)
