Some farmers have graded-up to a Wiltshire flock, but what’s lacking is well quantified and researched results that provide information to assist farmers to move to wool-less sheep. The project at Massey Universities has two aspects; firstly to model the profitability of such a change, and secondly to undertake a multiyear flock study at Riverside farm to record production and performance.
Did you miss this year’s B+LNZ AgInnovation Conference or want to view another concurrent session that clashed? We have many of the day’s presentations available to view.
With an...
The Hill Country Futures is an $8.1m programme, and is a five year partnership programme between MBIE, B+LNZ, PGG Wrightson Seeds and Seedforce.
The programme is focussed on future proofing...
This research will identify current management practices and the socioeconomic impacts of FE. It targets genetics, physiology and ecology of the fungus that causes FE, and will develop improved...
Melissa has been part of the Te Hono Primary Sector Bootcamp at Stanford University twice. She trained as a Foresight Practitioner with The Institute for the Future in Palo Alto. Melissa works...
Can a suite of new technology innovations that are on the horizon, help transform farming to meet today’s challenges?
In this session, Stephanie Honey (former B+LNZ Senior Manager International Trade) will discuss some of these challenges and how New Zealand farmers can best position themselves for success in...
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