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- NZ an international outlier by allowing 100 percent of emissions offsetting through forestry …
- … egg counts tested by Awanui Veterinary. Each year, 25 randomly chosen farms will undergo monthly FEC (Faecal Egg Count) and larval culture testing from October to May. Expressions of interest for the 2024–2025 FE season are now closed. You … that affects grazing livestock in both the North and South Islands. The toxin damages the liver, leading to significant health issues such as reduced fertility, weight loss, decreased growth, lower milk production, photosensitivity, sunburn, … a comprehensive understanding of FE and pave the way for better disease management solutions, protecting livestock health and improving farm productivity across New Zealand. How to get involved Participating in the study is simple and …
- VideoLIC – Dairy Beef Sire Selection as an Opportunity for Farmers (part 2 of 3) …
- Reminder about docking/tailing rules …
- Summary of what you told us during agriculture emissions pricing options roadshow …
- Future-proofing Moutere Downs …
- Page… make up an increasing proportion of the worm population on the farm. Over time, they become dominant in the population and eventually, drenches fail to work. Because we still want our drenches to be effective for the stock that need them … drench intervals. A longer period between drenches allows more time for susceptible worms to produce offspring and dilute out the offspring of resistant worms. Monitoring is important to do this safely. Don’t drench animals directly … or ‘clean’ grazing. See this video on new grass management for tips. Draft out light 2ths or ewes, don’t drench them and run them together with lambs. Avoid running lambs or R1 cattle as the sole stock class in a grazing area. … Refugia …
- Farmer meeting breaks down climate science …
