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The 21st century connected farm
Fitbits for cows, herd checks via drone and GPS-enabled collars and ear tags are all part of the technological evolution of 21st century dairy farming.
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Off the screens and into the sea
In today’s technology-driven society it can sometimes be a battle to get the kids away from the screens and into the great outdoors.
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It’s hard to believe mating season is just around the corner
Improving six week in-calf rates is often high on the agenda and many farmers report a higher rate makes the job more enjoyable and the farm more profitable.
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Take extra care in the milking shed
With twice daily milking, farmers will be seeing a lot of the milking shed.
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The pasture mix for boosting production
Being environmentally responsible is a fact of life on any dairy farm today. Louise and Kieran Errington have been farming on a Mangatapere property in the central Waikato for the past four years and have been proactive in making many changes over this time.
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Are your cows lying down enough?
We all know how important it is to get eight hours sleep, and while cows have different sleep patterns from us, they do need to spend a similar amount of time lying down.
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Looking after cow health is at the heart of any good farming business
Our responsibility for the wellbeing of stock starts at birth and continues, not only while they are in our care, but also beyond the farm gate. DairyNZ work to understand consumer and market expectations in animal welfare, provide training to build skills and develop resources to support the best standards of care
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Dairy Womens Network - Become a part of a team that makes things happen.
Dairy Women’s Network has over 80 volunteer Regional Leaders across the country, who are the face of the network in your region and a point of contact for farmers.
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Is herbicide resistance knocking at your door?
Herbicide resistance has been a hot topic for years but significant examples of it in New Zealand were rare, until ryegrass resistance to glyphosate was confirmed that is!
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Introducing Governor ryegrass, the new all-rounder
The latest perennial ryegrass from Barenbrug Agriseeds sets a new benchmark for dependable all-round performance, particularly on heavier soils.
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Maize ‘n grass
Whether you’re nurturing new pasture in the south or maize in the north, these tips will keep you on track for good results.
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Investing in accurate data pays off
If you’re grazing dairy heifers, meeting weight targets is easier when you weigh regularly and manage animals as individuals.
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Versatile, hardy summer feed options
Farmers in warmer districts are well-aware of the importance of securing their summer feed early. They know a warm summer can turn to drought in a matter of weeks.
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Benefits of maize silage
Eight reasons why you should consider maize silage in your feeding plan and the many benefits it can have for you and your farm.
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Best practice crop nutrition
Chicory and plantain are both useful forage crops for dairy and dry stock operations. Used as part of a pasture mix, both chicory and plantain are a useful feed source when pasture quality is poor.
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