A farmer’s guide to understanding how nitrogen and phosphorus enter, cycle through and leave your dairy farm.

Use this guide for the establisment, management and feeding of common brassicas, included are swedes, kale, rape, turnips and leafy turnips.

Minimising the moisture content of barn bedding is important both in terms of cost and animal welfare.

Managing land to reduce sediment and phosphorus loss.

Managing land to reduce sediment and phosphorus loss.

Managing land to reduce sediment and phosphorus loss.

Managing land to reduce sediment and phosphorus loss.

Managing land to reduce sediment and phosphorus loss.

Kikuyu is a subtropical grass which is well established in northern New Zealand and requires very different management from ryegrass-clover-based pastures. Read our guide on how to manage Kikuyu in your farm system and maximise profitability.

Record farm risks and what you are doing to control the risk.

Guidelines for minimising the development of glyphosate resistance in arable and vegetable crops.

This calendar contains information to assist you in managing important activities and tasks on your dairy farm.

The facial eczema prevention management protocol details a list of steps farmers need to take if they are managing facial eczema through the use of zinc or fungicides.

Using dairy effluent to grow crops – an update for industry, farmers and consultants.

This effluent poster is designed to take some of the headache out of training staff and managing your effluent system.

A list of crops in rotation over the years for Eric and Maxine who are arable farmers from Wakanui as part of the FRNL research.

A list of crops in rotation over the years for Eric and Maxine who are arable farmers from Wakanui as part of the FRNL research.

Use this calculator to compare gross margins and cost of different catch crops.

This is a tool to assess bull management practices on the farm and the risk that they may reduce herd reproductive performance.

This guide provides risk management tools to combat Johne’s Disease and protect against the spread of Johne’s infection in the herd.