Big call pays off for livestock trainee
Big call pays off for livestock trainee
A trainee livestock agent with a leaning to spontaneity knows firmly where she’s heading, writes Tim Cronshaw.
Tim Cronshaw
South Island growers avoid pain of glut
South Island growers avoid pain of glut
South Island growers appear to have escaped the brunt of the financial pain from a maize glut catching out northern farmers.
옥수수는 뉴질랜드 전역에서 바카라사이트 온카판됩니다
옥수수는 뉴질랜드 전역에서 바카라사이트 온카판됩니다
A handful of Mid Canterbury growers outperformed the national average for maize silage with a yield of 22.2 tonnes to the hectare.
Farmlet trial showing promise for nitrogen retainment
Farmlet trial showing promise for nitrogen retainment
A farmlet trial is making promising progress in its first year to put a dent in nitrogen leaving soils at Lincoln University Research Dairy Farm at a cost of 6% less profit.
Assent sought for trials of gene-edited ryegrass
Assent sought for trials of gene-edited ryegrass
AgResearch and its partners are seeking government clearance to run contained outdoor trials of gene-edited ryegrass.
Winter rain brings small relief
Winter rain brings small relief
Farmers peering into the rain gauge have kept their celebrations well in check as the arrival of winter storms brings small relief to dry paddocks in North Canterbury.
Big call pays off for livestock tra가상 바카라ee
Big call pays off for livestock tra가상 바카라ee
A trainee livestock agent with a leaning to spontaneity knows firmly where she's heading, writes Tim Cronshaw.
Burns demolition almost complete
Burns demolition almost complete
Demolition crews are close to levelling Lincoln University’s obsolete Burns Building.
Brothers lead the way at awards
Brothers lead the way at awards
Brothers Hamish and Simon Guild from Canterbury’s High Peak Station have won the Gordon Stephenson Trophy at the National Sustainability Showcase in Hamilton.
Challenges ahead in reducing N loss
Challenges ahead in reducing N loss
Canterbury farmers who were part of a Hinds and Selwyn project to come up with ways to reduce nitrogen leaching on their farms expect it will be more difficult to make progress in future.
Combat veteran’s advice to farmers
Combat veteran’s advice to farmers
South Island Dairy EventA combat veteran sent to four tours of front-line battle in Afghanistan has told dairy farmers to shrug off their tough guy image and take up meditation.
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Combat veteran tells NZ farmers to battle on by building mental resilience
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Combat veteran tells NZ farmers to battle on by building mental resilience
A combat veteran sent to four tours of front-line battle in Afghanistan has told dairy farmers to shrug off their tough guy image and take up meditation.
Brothers lead the way at awards
Brothers lead the way at awards
Brothers Hamish and Simon Guild from Canterbury’s High Peak Station have won the Gordon Stephenson Trophy at the National Sustainability Showcase in Hamilton.
Encouraging new coloured sheep owners
Encouraging new coloured sheep owners
Coloured sheep farmers need to be a jack of all trades and this comes in handy in the lead-up to shearing.
바카라사이트 홍보 승리바카라 낙관적 인
바카라사이트 홍보 승리바카라 낙관적 인
The tail end of the bull selling season finished on a high note with the genetics of the nation’s top-priced $135,000 bull traced directly to a South Canterbury stud.
Combat veteran’s advice to farmers
Combat veteran’s advice to farmers
A combat veteran sent to four tours of front-line battle in Afghanistan has told dairy farmers to shrug off their tough guy image and take up meditation.
Challenges ahead in reducing N loss
Challenges ahead in reducing N loss
Canterbury farmers who were part of a Hinds and Selwyn project to come up with ways to reduce nitrogen leaching on their farms expect it will be more difficult to make progress in future.
Rising to the challenge
Rising to the challenge
There’s not enough minutes in the day for a Canterbury dairy farmer who’s packing in homework for the Young Farmer of the Year final, on top of his job, writes Tim Cronshaw.
On-farm inflation drop small comfort
On-farm inflation drop small comfort
Sheep and beef farmers bearing the brunt of low returns are still feeling the ill-effects of more modest farm inflation.
Anxious wait ahead for pig farmers
Anxious wait ahead for pig farmers
Steady farm-gate prices have yet to sway pig farmers to expand their piggeries as they wait on the potentially costly results of a new welfare draft code.