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- Resource book… information case study 13 session 4 farm management tools 16 introduction farm … minus replacements sold weaning scanned dry heifers also sold you help james jane … minus replacements sold weaning scanned dry heifers also sold you help james jane …
- Factsheet… valuable forage livestock providing edible dry matter leaf soft stem minerals leaves … high crude protein content moderate high dry matter digestibility 70 which similar high … guards sleeves chicken mesh apply slug bait management tagasaste stands under grazing …
- Resource book… cc3 our farms emissions step 3 emissions management plan document plan manage your … diet direct relationship between amount dry matter eaten amount methane produced … 2122 grams methane produced per kilogram dry matter intake dmi nitrous oxide produced …
- Learning moduleAll you need to know about feeding requirements from weaning to mating …
- PodcastB+LNZ Environmental Policy Manager Corina Jordan outlines the environmental challenges and opportunities facing the sector, and the work the team is doing to help farmers navigate regional and …
- VideoAs part of the B+LNZ Innovation Farm Programme, Richard Tosswill is leading a project in increasing legume content on uncultivable hill …
- Video… conversations and understand good management practices when it comes to …
- Industry data… numbers over 20 per cent following two years dry conditions spring 2023 calving expected … while south island had long periods hot dry weather cyclones hale gabrielle heavy … however wet autumn early winter made cattle management difficult wet conditions potential …
- Factsheet… depend region farm types soil type climate management novel endophytes available have … levels farm care must taken store seed dry cool conditions ideally sow within three … strongly recommended notes 1 summer dry regions canterbury otago east coast north …
- Page… don’t include the rest of the iceberg in your management plan, you’ll never progress. … They’ll move further down as conditions dry out, so they can remain in a moisture …