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Top milk quality all about attention to detail
Recycled milk filters have become a daily essential for improved milk hygiene on a South Taranaki dairy farm – but not in the way you might think.
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Digestive health starts with the teat
Deciding which teat will offer the best solution for calf rearing success can be a confusing process. But by following the principles of nature, you can reduce the risk of nutritional scours, cross-suckling and poor weight performance associated with artificial feeding.
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Quality magnesium oxide products important for our dairy industry
Magnesium (Mg) is a vital part of the dairy cow diet and reduces the incidence of milk fever and grass staggers to maintain and improve herd health.
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Let Marley worry about the rain this winter
Get ready for the winter weather onset by checking your culverts are up to the job. If they’re not, Marley’s culvert pipe for the farming sector is worth considering.
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Calf nutrition model produces more with less
The game is changing for New Zealand dairying as we face the challenge of producing more milk with less.
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Minerals for calving success
If your goal is to improve your herd’s calving performance, it makes sense to scrutinise your animals’ mineral balance. It plays a key role in calving success and any gaps are surprisingly easy to address. Ruminant nutrition specialist, Natalie Hughes, explains what’s important.
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Be prepared to calve with care
Calving is a key event in the farming calendar and the more prepared you are, the better. Having the right knowledge and skills for the job, the right equipment and a well-prepared team will help ensure all calves receive the best start to life.
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Peak pasture for peak production
Good pasture management will help you transition successfully from winter and make the most of spring growth.
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Animal welfare rules to be strengthened further
Following the tightening of rules around the treatment of bobby calves last year, more animal welfare changes are on the way, with most to be implemented from October 1 this year.
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Latest enrich magazine
With autumn nearing an end and the new season just around the corner, our focus in May is on preparing the shed and maintenance on farm.
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South Island TSR Regional Report - May 2018
Turning grass into milk is something Codey Patterson thinks about a lot. Although his agronomy expertise extends to plenty of other crops too.
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North Island TSR Regional Report - May 2018
As a qualified greenkeeper, Ngatea TSR Jeff Hadwin knows a thing or two about grass. The 220 Hauraki Plains farmers he looks after also benefit from his decades-long experience in the agronomy and fertiliser sectors.
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Celebrating dairy women
Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year Award Southland dairy leadership coach Loshni Manikam is this year’s Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year. The expert in human behaviour and leadership took out the 2018 title from an impressive line-up of finalists which included Tararua district mayor Tracey Collis a
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Finalists compete for prestigious dairy industry awards
The 33 finalists in the 2018 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards didn’t have long to celebrate their respective regional wins, as preparations began for the final round of judging.
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Feed drive to help Coastal Taranaki farmers
A group of Midhurst dairy farmers have rallied together to donate any hay or baleage they can spare to Coastal Taranaki farmers facing a feed shortage.
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