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- FactsheetHaving a high proportion of clover in your pasture increases overall pasture quality and nitrogen fixation. There are a number of threats to clover including shading by grass, over grazing, low soil …
- FactsheetGuidance on managing winter forage crops during grazing, including grazing practices to protect animal health, pasture utilisation and crop performance. Last updated: February …
- FactsheetAs a forage crop, fodder beet has grown in popularity in recent years. With its characteristic high dry matter yields, fodder beet crops can provide feed for a large number of stock within a small …
- … gained by the industry (particularly farmers already successfully helicropping) as … crop with less risk of soil loss. Benefit for farmers This project has provided insights from farmers using this technology on-farm and has …
- Video… at the role of wearables in the future of farming, and we hear from Matt Tayler (Lorne … (Luggate) about what they are doing on their farms. Recorded on the B+LNZ Central Otago Farming for Profit ‘Grass to Gold’ Webinar (16 …
- Learning module… Scoring (BCS) and how to make it part of your farm practice Get to know the Body Condition …
- FactsheetTagasaste (also known as Tree Lucerne) is a fast-growing evergreen tree, which is drought tolerant and fixes nitrogen in the soil. Its leaves are highly palatable to sheep and cattle, making it an …
- News… While many farmers check their ewes’ udders at weaning, … has dried off. Studies on lower North Island farms have shown that between 2 and 7 per cent …
- FactsheetActively managing the grazing of sub clover pastures can greatly increase the legume content and the feed value of the pasture in the spring. Last updated: November …
- Other PDFLast updated: 8 April 2026 This joint submission from Beef + Lamb New Zealand and the Meat Industry Association responds to MPI’s proposals to improve pig and sheep traceability. It outlines the …