Commodity

Reliable commodity sourcing to keep your feedlot operations running smoothly.

We Specialise in Commodity Services

At Killara Feedlot, we manage essential feed commodities with precision and care. Our team ensures consistent supply and quality for grains, fibre, and liquid supplements supporting optimal cattle nutrition and performance. With smart purchasing strategies and strict storage protocols, we deliver cost-effective solutions that meet compliance and sustainability standards.

Requirements

At Killara Feedlot, we source and manage essential feed commodities to maintain consistent quality and performance across all cattle programs. Our procurement strategy focuses on quality and compliance with nutritional standards. Key commodities include barley, wheat, cottonseed, faba beans, lucerne and vetch hay.

Our ingredients are formulated by expert nutritionalists and processed in steam flaked facilities to optimise cattle health, performance and feed efficiencies.

Barley

A Key Energy Source. Barley is a cornerstone of our feed programs, providing high-energy content essential for cattle growth and performance. At Killara, we source premium-quality barley to ensure consistency and digestibility, supporting balanced rations for optimal health.

In Killara’s long fed programs barley is an essential ingredient to optimise marbling outcomes.

Wheat

Protein and Energy for Performance. Wheat plays a vital role in delivering both protein and energy to cattle diets. Our team ensures wheat is processed and integrated into feed rations with precision, maintaining compliance and nutritional standards for superior results.

In Killara’s long fed programs wheat is an essential ingredient to optimise marbling outcomes.

Cottonseed

Fibre and Fat for Balanced Nutrition. Cottonseed is a valuable ingredient in our feeding programs, offering fibre and fat that enhance rumen health and energy intake. We manage cottonseed supply carefully to maintain quality and prevent storage risks, ensuring safe and effective use in cattle diets.