Woods Beef Starter 5 Lick is a dry loose lick supplement suitable for cattle grazing standing mature pasture or crop stubble of at least 1000kg DM/Ha.

Woods Beef Weaner Boost Lick is a medicated dry loose lick formulated to assist with supplementation of weaned calves traditionally over 150kg liveweight and grazing standing mature pasture or crop stubble of at least 1000kg DM/Ha.

Woods Beef Weaner Boost Lick is a medicated dry loose lick formulated to assist with the supplementation of weaned calves traditionally over 150kg liveweight and grazing standing mature pasture or crop stubble of at least 100kg DM/Ha.

Woods Beef CQ Breeder Hi P Lick is a dry loose lick supplement suitable for breeding cattle grazing standing mature pasture or crop stubble of at least 1000kg DM/Ha. 

Woods Beef Developer Lick is a dry loose lick supplement suitable for yearling to grower cattle grazing maturing to dry standing pasture feed of at least 1000kg DM/Ha. 

Woods Beef Grower Breeder Lick is a dry loose lick supplement suitable for cattle grazing standing mature pasture or crop stubble of at least 1000kg DM/Ha.

Woods Beef Hi Magnesium Lick is a dry loose lick supplement suitable for cattle grazing temperate grasses or winter cereal crops that may be low in Magnesium. 

Woods Beef Hi Phos Nosa Lick is a dry loose lick supplement suitable for cattle grazing standing mature pasture or crop stubble of at least 1000kg DM/Ha.

Woods Beef Hi Phos Lick is a dry loose lick supplement suitable for cattle grazing standing mature pasture or crop stubble of at least 1000kg DM/Ha.

Woods Dry Season Urea + Phosphorous (U+P) Lick is a customised loose dry season lick suitable for growing and older aged cattle grazing maturing and dry standing pasture feed of at least 1000kg DM/Ha.

Woods Forest Breeder 15 Lick is a dry loose lick supplement suitable for growing and older cattle grazing maturing to dry standing pasture feed of at least 1000kg DM/Ha. 

Woods Hi-Cal Horse Dry Loose Lick is a high-calcium mineral supplement suitable for feeding horses which are grazing tropical pastures with high oxalate levels, resulting in “Big Head” syndrome.