man o war
There is an old saying which states “prior planning prevents poor performance”.
Published in Management
Farm to farm movements are being monitored and if you’re not recording them on NAIT expect a call, says Stu Hutchings of NAIT parent body Ospri.
Published in Farm Health
New Zealand's seasonal dairy system brings a need to maximise the number of days in milk, and this season the pressure is greater than ever upon farmers to achieve that.
Published in Farm Health
Dairy farmers searching for efficiencies in their operation know that home-grown, fully-utilised pasture has always been the most cost-effective feed.
Published in Management
Two new L Series square balers - the L330 and the L340 - will improve efficiency on farm, says machinery maker John Deere.
Published in Machinery & Products
Kia has scored a triple triumph in one of the oldest design competitions in the world.
Published in Motoring
As parents gear up for a new year of school lunches, research has found children who regularly eat fresh fruit and vegetables at school are better behaved, more alert, and healthier.
Published in General News
Farmers contemplating a land use conversion to dairying can get a new online environmental 'how to' planning guide to help ensure any new farm meets industry standards.
Published in General News
The Dairy Women's Network says this year's annual conference will be a treat for attendees, with some of the best speakers and workshops the organisation has ever offered.
Published in General News
Investment in new equipment is helping Giesen Wines to replenish the soil in its vineyards, allowing for healthier vines and higher quality fruit.
Published in General News
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