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Winter Crop Planning Webinar

The Winter Crop Planning webinar aims to support rural professionals and rural contractors with the tools and knowledge needed to support farmers across New Zealand when it comes to them making decisions around selecting paddocks and crops for next year's winter forage crops.

Join industry leaders in this webinar as we ensure everyone has the tools to support farmers as winter crops are planned for 2022. Enabling everyone to have constructive conversations and understand good management practices when it comes to wintering from cultivation to grazing.

This webinar took place on 26 August 2021.

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