Total results 1142
Total results 1142
Search results for "DairyNZ research farms"
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Environmental, Steve Smith (Southland)The AB Lime dairy farm in Winton, Southland, was converted to dairy in 2014 and has excellent infrastructure. The farm operates over 661ha consisting of a 466ha dairy platform, of which 373ha is effective and a further 73ha is in native bush.
Research•1 min read
Environmental, Steve Smith (Southland)

The AB Lime dairy farm in Winton, Southland, was converted to dairy in 2014 and has excellent infrastructure. The farm operates over 661ha consisting of a 466ha dairy platform, of which 373ha is effective and a further 73ha is in native bush.
Research•1 min read
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Environmental, Terry Kilday (Canterbury)Willsden is one of four dairy farms in the Camden Group plus support blocks. Willsden runs cross-bred cows with a stocking rate of 3.5 cows/ha, producing around 1550kg MS/ha.
Research•2 min read
Environmental, Terry Kilday (Canterbury)

Willsden is one of four dairy farms in the Camden Group plus support blocks. Willsden runs cross-bred cows with a stocking rate of 3.5 cows/ha, producing around 1550kg MS/ha.
Research•2 min read
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Selwyn Hinds Canterbury ProfitabilityMeeting a Sustainable Future was a levy funded DairyNZ initiative to support farmers in the Selwyn and Hinds catchments meet their environmental obligations while optimising their farm systems for profit and resilience.
Research•4 min read
Selwyn Hinds Canterbury Profitability

Meeting a Sustainable Future was a levy funded DairyNZ initiative to support farmers in the Selwyn and Hinds catchments meet their environmental obligations while optimising their farm systems for profit and resilience.
Research•4 min read
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Forages for Reduced Nitrate Leaching, Bill and Shirley Wright (Canterbury)Bill and Shirley Wright are sheep and beef farm owners from Cave.
Research•8 min read
Forages for Reduced Nitrate Leaching, Bill and Shirley Wright (Canterbury)
Research•8 min read
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Forages for Reduced Nitrate LeachingThe DairyNZ-led FRNL programme – a cross-sector approach (2013-2019) provided new scientific knowledge, tools and technologies for forage production that can amount to more than 20% reduction of nitrate leaching from dairy farms.
Research•4 min read
Forages for Reduced Nitrate Leaching

The DairyNZ-led FRNL programme – a cross-sector approach (2013-2019) provided new scientific knowledge, tools and technologies for forage production that can amount to more than 20% reduction of nitrate leaching from dairy farms.
Research•4 min read
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Pasture Growth Forecaster
The Pasture Growth Forecaster has been further developed commercially and is now Pasture Vibe. The new name reflects the purpose of the tool in helping farmers get in sync with their pastures.
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The Pasture Growth Forecaster has been further developed commercially and is now Pasture Vibe. The new name reflects the purpose of the tool in helping farmers get in sync with their pastures.
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ToolsFrom business planning to milking performance, we have a range of useful tools to support farmers, all backed by science and research.
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SupportGood advice and support can make all the difference, this section covers training resources, support groups, crisis management, and opportunities for scholarships and internships.
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IrrigationGood irrigation helps pasture grow better, providing more feed for animals. Whatever the chosen system, it should maximise the amount of pasture grown while using as little water as possible.
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Planting – do it once, do it right | Ep. 52Our guests on this episode are Morrinsville farmer Johan van Ras, planting professional Antony Snodgrass, and DairyNZ’s Aslan Wright-Stow, Senior Manager – Environment.
Environment
•07 Jun 2023
•38:08 min
Planting – do it once, do it right | Ep. 52

Our guests on this episode are Morrinsville farmer Johan van Ras, planting professional Antony Snodgrass, and DairyNZ’s Aslan Wright-Stow, Senior Manager – Environment.
Environment
•07 Jun 2023
•38:08 min
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Kia ora Holly - from intern to master's studentHolly Hay (Ngāti Tūwharetoa, Ngāti Turumakina) kick-started her dairying career through DairyNZ by taking up a Māori summer internship as an undergraduate, before becoming a casual research technician.
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Inside Dairy November 2026-January 2027
Know your numbers, prepare for summer and explore the latest research, with practical insights to help you understand where your farm business stands and make confident decisions about what comes next.
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•Inside Dairy November 2026-January 2027

Know your numbers, prepare for summer and explore the latest research, with practical insights to help you understand where your farm business stands and make confident decisions about what comes next.
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Feeding Cows in Spring
This booklet contains answers to the frequently asked questions about feeding dairy cows in spring. It is a resource to help farmers make profitable and sustainable feed management decisions on pasture-based farms and has been developed within the FeedRight programme led by DairyNZ’s Dr Jane Kay.
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•Feeding Cows in Spring

This booklet contains answers to the frequently asked questions about feeding dairy cows in spring. It is a resource to help farmers make profitable and sustainable feed management decisions on pasture-based farms and has been developed within the FeedRight programme led by DairyNZ’s Dr Jane Kay.
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Inside Dairy August-October 2025
This edition focuses on optimisation – with practical, people-focused ideas to boost on-farm productivity and sustainability.
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•Inside Dairy August-October 2025

This edition focuses on optimisation – with practical, people-focused ideas to boost on-farm productivity and sustainability.
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View from the Cowshed
DairyNZ has analysed survey results to share some farmers views on the outlook and challenges affecting them as they look to the future.
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•View from the Cowshed

DairyNZ has analysed survey results to share some farmers views on the outlook and challenges affecting them as they look to the future.
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Inside Dairy February-April 2025
The latest edition of Inside Dairy is out today. Covering the latest news and insights in the dairy sector, DairyNZ science and research, and inspiring stories.
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•Inside Dairy February-April 2025

The latest edition of Inside Dairy is out today. Covering the latest news and insights in the dairy sector, DairyNZ science and research, and inspiring stories.
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DairyNZ Annual Report 2025-2026
Download the full version of the DairyNZ 2025-2026 Annual Report here.
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•DairyNZ Annual Report 2025-2026

Download the full version of the DairyNZ 2025-2026 Annual Report here.
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DairyNZ Annual Report 2024-2025
Download the full version of the DairyNZ 2024-2025 Annual Report here.
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•DairyNZ Annual Report 2024-2025

Download the full version of the DairyNZ 2024-2025 Annual Report here.
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DairyNZ Annual Report 2023-24
Download the full version of the DairyNZ 2023-24 Annual Report here.
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•DairyNZ Annual Report 2023-24

Download the full version of the DairyNZ 2023-24 Annual Report here.
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In 10 | How to teach pasture decisions across a farm team?Build your team’s confidence to spot changing pasture conditions, stay aligned on the grazing plan and make timely decisions during peak growth.
Feed
•15 Oct 2026
•13:16 min
In 10 | How to teach pasture decisions across a farm team?

Build your team’s confidence to spot changing pasture conditions, stay aligned on the grazing plan and make timely decisions during peak growth.
Feed
•15 Oct 2026
•13:16 min