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- 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 …
- Tutumatai Station named B+LNZ’s Whenua Māori Monitor Farm …
- B+LNZ underlines need for flexible regulations at APEC …
- Don’t get caught with worms you can’t kill …
- Mental health support and resources available …
- Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s Informing NZ Beef programme launches search for North Island farm …
- Lack of capsules a chance to re-set …
- B+LNZ South Island Lamb Crop update …
- Page… policies set up different levels of risk – both for worm challenge, and for drench resistance. We also highlight some management ideas and risk mitigations. Good nutrition is #1 No matter what systems are in place on a farm, very good … frequently have issues with worms. Watch this video on risky systems . Listen to this DairyNZ podcast: better worm management for healthy heifers . Read this article: Winter and spring parasite management in R1 cattle . … Cattle system or policy The tables below show you the risks, along with suggested mitigations, …