Believed to be two of the largest effluent tankers built in Ireland, Conor Engineering of County Clare has recently shipped a duo of 30 cubic metre units, destined for the large paddocks of Mid Canterbury.

Paintwork on a fertiliser spreader is exposed to heavy wear and tear due to the potentially corrosive nature of the products being spread, particularly if they are exposed to any moisture.

John and Donna McCarty no longer use intermammary antibiotics for mastitis or dry cow treatment, which has saved them money and improved herd health.

CRV says sales of its sexed semen and dairy beef jumped by more than 40% last year as New Zealand dairy farmers change their genetics buying behaviour to help mitigate increasing regulatory and financial challenges.  

DairyNZ’s new strategy and investment leader, Alyce Butler, is excited to be working on solutions to key dairy sector issues, with a particular focus on staff shortages and dairy careers.

A question I often get asked around this time of year is, “I am trying to reduce my cost of feed.  Is it really worth applying inoculant to my maize silage?” And like any good politician my answer is always the same. It depends.

There are eight different worm species that have varying effects on the health of our sheep – excluding liver fluke and lung worm. 

OPINION: As we know from research done here in New Zealand and overseas, pasture management and quality have a strong correlation with profitability.

OPINION: Proposed changes to New Zealand’s resource management legislation have been widely rejected.

OPINION: The race to find the silver bullet and reduce methane emissions in cows is on.

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