Land management
The land is one of dairy farmers’ greatest assets and managing it productively and sustainably to reduce sediment and phosphorus loss will add further value to the farm.
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Critical Source Areas
Critical Source Areas (CSAs) are small regions of farmland like gullies where runoff collects in large amounts. This page emphasises that by managing CSAs effectively, you can reduce the loss of nutrients and sediment from your farm.
Environment•1 min read
Critical Source Areas
Critical Source Areas (CSAs) are small regions of farmland like gullies where runoff collects in large amounts. This page emphasises that by managing CSAs effectively, you can reduce the loss of nutrients and sediment from your farm.
Environment•1 min read
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Erosion
Erosion control is the practice of preventing sediment and nutrients from entering waterways, preserving your valuable topsoil.
Environment•1 min read
Erosion
Erosion control is the practice of preventing sediment and nutrients from entering waterways, preserving your valuable topsoil.
Environment•1 min read
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Trees
Tree planting on your dairy farm can provide multiple benefits including timber, livestock shelter, shade, fodder, soil conservation and biodiversity. It also enhances the visual appeal of your farm.
Environment•6 min read
Trees
Tree planting on your dairy farm can provide multiple benefits including timber, livestock shelter, shade, fodder, soil conservation and biodiversity. It also enhances the visual appeal of your farm.
Environment•6 min read