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Faecal egg counts, larval cultures and other diagnostic methods can be used to assess the level of worm infestation in stock, and whether drench treatments have been …

Scabby mouth is not normally a life threatening disease, although it does cause discomfort and reduce production in the affected animal. It can be transmitted to humans. Last updated: August …

Hill country sheep and beef farming is a productive and sustainable use of our hill country land, which supports thriving rural communities. Last updated: August …

This brochure provides an introduction to the B+LNZ Wormwise programme, outlining practical approaches to parasite management that support livestock health, productivity and sustainable drench use. …

FarmSalus is a set of resources designed to be used by rural professionals when talking to farmers about farm resilience and how the farmer's own health and wellbeing is related to this. Last updated …

Community-based freshwater monitoring engages both landowners and the public in freshwater monitoring. It is a powerful tool, linking communities with decision-makers and developing a partnership for …

Phosphorus is widely applied at drilling when establishing new pastures but is nitrogen also required for pure clover swards being established into previously underdeveloped land? Last updated: …

Subterranean clover is an annual legume capable of producing high quality feed in early spring. But which subspecies is best for pastures which experience winter waterlogging? Last updated: September …

Levels of worm challenge to stock is strongly influenced by stock policies and nutrition, and by forage type. Grazing management and integration of different stock classes can be used to reduce worm …