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Supporting farmers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
Nick Tait, DairyNZ Senior Solutions and Development Specialist, on how understanding, managing and reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions will be a significant focus for dairy farming businesses in the coming years.
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Fertigation's Pastoral Potential
A project is exploring how pastoral farmers can get the most from fertigation.
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Enjoy the fruits of your labour with hassle-free spraying
Nutritious and delicious, New Zealand-grown stone fruits are sought-after locally and overseas demand continues to grow. But not all consumers realise producing such top-quality fruit is a fine art with its fair share of challenges. And whether you’re an orchardist with thousands of trees or a farmer with a couple of trees on your property, without proper weed and pest control, the health and productivity of the fruit is at serious risk
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Control weeds and get results
Driving high dry matter (DM) yield in forage brassica crops is key for improving total feed grown and reducing crop costs. Many factors contribute to high forage yields, including availability of moisture and nutrients and the negative impact weeds have on these.
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Maximising effluent nutrients profitably
Correct effluent management can deliver savings on fertiliser, increase grass growth and ensure environmental compliance regulations are met.
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Best dressed summer forage
How much more crop can you grow if you get your nitrogen strategy right?
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Grow now save later
Boosting spring pasture growth will support your summer milking goals.
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Boost stock performance this spring with selenium
Demands on dairy stock are high during spring and selenium (Se) can make a real difference to performance.
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Herbage testing: It's all in the detail
Herbage testing for key trace elements supports animal health and production.
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Nitrogen and sulphur powering spring growth
It’s important to understand the interrelationship of nitrogen (N) and sulphur (S) to maximise spring growth.
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Mind the gap
A bit of number crunching now will boost your farm’s performance come spring.
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Finish the season with nitrogen
Make the most of your last chance to get pasture in good shape for spring. That’s the advice from Ballance Nutrient Dynamics Specialist, Jim Risk.
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Nitrogen your autumn advantage
Pasture-enhancing nitrogen can help you manage autumn’s juggling act.
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Maintenance matters
Autumn is a good time to assess the impact of the previous season on your soil and prepare it for the coming months.
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Boost nitrogen to boost summer milk
A nitrogen boost could be the most cost-effective way to get more milk in the vat this summer.
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