Displaying items by tag: DairyNZ
Plantain can slash nitrogen leaching from urine patches
A plantain shown able to slash nitrogen leaching from urine patches is an “important and exciting finding,” says DairyNZ spokesman Bruce Thorrold.
Industry leaders reaffirm pledge
DairyNZ’s top three election issues
Cow’s productivity needs early start
To set up a dairy cow for a long, productive life you must give her the best possible start, says DairyNZ.
Stay profitable, farm within enviro limits
When Canterbury dairy farmer Alister Body became a DairyNZ director 12 years ago, he was motivated by his desire to be part of industry decisionmaking.
Dairy conversions falling
DairyNZ says a fall in the number of dairy conversions in Canterbury signals strongly that fears of a big rise in dairying there are unwarranted.
Right plants, good planting techniques
Using the right plants and techniques will help maximise the success of riparian planting and ensure value for money by getting it right first time, says DairyNZ.
Balancing pasture versus pugging
Utilising pasture while minimising soil damage are among the main issues dairy farmers have grappled with in early spring, says Andrew Reid, DairyNZ’s general manager extension.
Body bows out of DairyNZ
A ‘sad slur’ on dairy sector
The recent case of animal mistreatment on Invercargill farms is a “sad slur” on the good reputation of New Zealand dairy farmers, says DairyNZ.