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… successfully not only reduces nitrate leaching losses but increases nitrogen use efficiency and feed production on farm. Key results The introduction of catch crops into winter forage rotations can be both a practical and an economically viable farm management tool to help reduce nitrogen loss from winter forage grazing systems. Timely sowing (as early as possible) …

… here: https://beeflambnz.com/news/new-zealand-beef-and-lamb-among-most-carbon-efficient-world    Quantifying on-farm sequestration   In 2020 we released independent peer-reviewed research led by the University of Auckland’s Dr Bradley …

… also resulting in lamb losses.  This project aims to quantify the economic costs due to ewe losses using real-world farm data, helping farmers identify economically viable methods to reduce ewe losses in their flocks.  How will this be …

… has led to a growing number of parasites becoming resistant, rendering some treatments ineffective on many farms. Each farm may face unique challenges in managing these parasites, especially when resistance is present. This project aims to … Gain access to advanced molecular diagnostic tools to better identify and manage parasite resistance on your farm. Targeted management: Discover resistance biomarkers to help tailor parasite control strategies specifically for your farm’s needs. Enhanced treatment options: Benefit from more accurate information on parasite susceptibility and …

… now and into the future.    Our renewed focuses   Based on farmer feedback, the 2024–27 strategy:  is focused on farm business productivity and profitability  places more emphasis where farmers have told us it matters most, behind the farm gate, in research, science and extension  sees greater investment in regional extension driven ‘by farmers, for … farmers’ approach in the delivery of regional extension, events and products.  We are lifting our investment behind the farm gate and will be setting up the following new initiatives:   Supporting farmers to learn with other farmers adapting …