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- Page… the paddock topography and cropping history when looking at establishing a catch crop. 2. Is your soil dry enough to sow a crop? Look at your paddock and consider the soil moisture before cultivating. Do not cultivate or disturb wet or … 3. Choosing the right crop for your paddock. Consider all your options and limitations: Will this crop germinate and grow at low temperatures? A cereal crop such as winter oats or Rye corn may be used as an effective catch crop. Will …
- Here you'll find more than 10 years of farmgate data showing the average and annual monthly prices for YM lamb, all-grades lamb, mutton, steer, heifer, cow and bull meat – as well as the annual dairy milk solids payout, and price estimates for the year ahead. (Updated …
- FactsheetMinistry for the Environment & Ministry for Primary Industries Certified Freshwater Farm Plans Regulations and Stock Exclusion Regulations: Proposed changes to the low slope map …
- NewsUpdate on policy relating to highly productive land …
- VideoAgInnovation 2022: agricultural greenhouse gas research in New Zealand – Sinead Leahy, AgResearch …
- NewsApplications open for 2023 Generation Next programme …
- PodcastChallenges & opportunities for the remainder of 2020 & beyond – Susan Kilsby, Economist …
- FactsheetWinter forage crops: Management after grazing …
- Lilian grew up on a sheep, beef and deer farm in the back blocks of Matawai near Gisborne but now hails from the warmer climes of Opotiki in the Eastern Bay of Plenty. Lilian is director of Allegrow Limited and an environmental consultant in the Bay of Plenty and Gisborne …