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Horses are selective grazers that prefer some cool-season grasses over others in pasture. But what about in hay? Researchers ...
When it comes to spring pasture, farmers are being advised to "use it or lose". At a Tactics for Spring field day held at Dannevirke, DairyNZ pasture scientist Cathal Wims told farmers that if ...
Some farming groups are opposed, but the PM's chief science adviser says farmers need to see the products work.
Flock Hill Station managers Richard and Anna Hill: "If it hadn't been for the American money, Flock Hill wouldn't be where it is today."HEATHER CHALMERS / STUFF On the brink of being overrun by ...
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Palmerston North biotech Biolumic has developed a UV light seed treatment that boosts ryegrass yields, energy value, and ...
Effective grazing management is fundamental to maximising the productivity and sustainability of both clover/ryegrass leys and multispecies swards. Through rotational grazing, strategic height control ...
“The loss of perennial pasture is primarily caused by over-grazing, but when combined with extended dry periods, pasture decline can intensify,” Mr James said. “Perennial ryegrass, however, rarely ...
The Teagasc Moorepark Open Day took place in Cork on Wednesday where the future challenges around grass growth, costs of ...
“Perennial ryegrass, however, rarely survives prolonged dry periods, regardless of grazing pressure. “Many pastures are already under stress due to the prolonged dry conditions.