A visual way to capture your action plan for the new season.

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

Decision tree to help make the right decision for cull cows before transporting

Job interviews are an opportunity for you the candidate, and the employer, to learn more about each other and determine if the role is the right fit.

A list of product names of pasture herbicides with activity against giant buttercup.

21 good management practices, centred around the improvement of water quality, form the basis of a FEP.

Learn more about reducing nitrate leaching by adapting grazing systems to alternative plant species and cultivars.

This is support and advice for farmers in Southland and South Otago that are experiencing full effluent ponds due to adverse weather.

The aim of this report is to describe the changes in Overseer required to build the known effects of plantain into the model.

A poster on 8 things calves require to be fit for transport.

This booklet helps you ask the right questions to get most appropriate farm dairy effluent system installed.

Research on mitigating greenhouse gases and nitrogen leaching - Do they reduce farms’ environmental footprints and improve profitability?

This report describes the setup of the hydrological and water quality model framework to the Waituna catchment.

A table to calculate the value of feeding supplements to dry cows for body condition score (BCS) gain.

Trials have established that restricting the time cows spend grazing on wet soils in spring and autumn will reduce N leaching and pugging damage.

This quick visual guide to caring for damaged tails shows you the steps you need to take if you see a newly damaged tail.

The guidelines cover general aspects of sizing and siting a wetland, construction, plant selection, wetland effectiveness, and maintenance.

The proposed operating model for a better Breeding Worth system with genomics in 2024.

Farmers in Canterbury are some of the first to face the challenge of reducing their nitrogen (N) losses, many to well below their current level.

Mixed-species pastures (herb species added to grasses and white clover), can increase herbage production and reduce the risk of nitrogen leaching.