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- Other PDFB+LNZ commitment to the welfare of sheep and beef cattle …
- NewsBouncing back from tough times: recap of recent Sow, Grow, Thrive webinar …
- News2024 B+LNZ Generation Next applications are open …
- PodcastLanercost and OverseerFM: making informed business decisions on Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s Future Farm …
- … earlier, during warmer conditions, could increase growth by three to four times, potentially yielding 4 to 5 tonnes of dry matter per hectare compared to just 1 tonne when seeded later. Soil health & environmental impact : Growing a cover …
- Page… to pugging, consider leaving areas of the paddock in grass for animals to rest on. Damage to soils from poor grazing management of winter crops will impact on the future productivity of that paddock. Take note of local regulations, some … cattle and deer. Consider the aspect – is the paddock north or south facing? South facing paddocks may be slower to dry out and therefore more prone to pugging. Think about catch-crop options – the quicker a follow-up crop is … dates. Top Tips for Winter Crop Paddock Selection (PDF, 321KB) Paddock Selection WoF (PDF, 193KB) Winter Forage Crops: management before grazing (PDF, 546KB) … Paddock selection …
- FactsheetEconomics of stock water on hill country brochure …