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- News… Planning ahead for next year’s winter forage crops …
- News… Planning for a successful yearling heifer mating programme …
- VideoFuture Farm coping with drench resistance: Parasite management at Lanercost with Ben Allot – Part 1 …
- NewsB+LNZ urges Government to close carbon farming loopholes before more damage done …
- News… Changes to overseas investment rules for forestry a good start but Government needs to do more …
- Page… Dung – particularly in water – is bad news. Faecal bacteria and pathogens can cause disease in people. Faecal contamination is monitored using E. coli … typically much higher stocking rates in dairy farms. This is because sheep and beef farming is generally carried out on steeper country and run-off from hill country is greater – as a proportion of a catchment – than from flat land. … in water? Excessive E. coli makes water unsafe to drink or swim in and can cause infections. Water is only deemed safe for drinking if there are very low concentrations of E. coli present. When E. coli in rivers and lakes are detected above …
- FactsheetIdentification of Molybdenum deficiency in legumes using test strips …
- NewsLate winter nitrogen applications may boost spring pasture production …
- NewsB+LNZ’s Dairy Beef Progeny Test enters new phase …