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    … This Beef + Lamb New Zealand Innovation Farm trial on Matt and Lynley Wyeth's Wairarapa property … investigates how to maximise triplet survival and increase docking rates by moving triplet …
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    … This Beef + Lamb New Zealand Innovation Farm trial on Matt and Lynley Wyeth's Wairarapa property … weaning lambs at 50 days of age is viable and can produce a significant profit. …
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    … induction processes induction term comes from health safety protocols whereby people entering farm … common overseas other industries new zealand vineyards nurseries etc until now have …
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    There is nothing else you can do on-farm that will give you a better return than body condition scoring. Manawatu vet Trevor Cook outlines the financial value of increasing poor condition …
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    … opportunities are a month before mating and at scanning - both dates give you time to …
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    Body condition scoring uses the fat cover on one little part of the body - the spine - as an indicator of the overall condition of a ewe. Trevor Cook explains what you're looking …