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Total results 1076
Search results for "DairyNZ research farms"
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Managing Our Wetlands - DairyNZ Submission
DairyNZ submission on the Managing our Wetlands consultation, October 2021.
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•Managing Our Wetlands - DairyNZ Submission
DairyNZ submission on the Managing our Wetlands consultation, October 2021.
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Freshwater Farm Plan Regulations (30 September 2021)
DairyNZs submission on Freshwater Farm Plan Regulations 2021
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•Regulations
•Freshwater Farm Plan Regulations (30 September 2021)
DairyNZs submission on Freshwater Farm Plan Regulations 2021
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DairyNZ Annual Report 2020-21 Summary
Download the DairyNZ Annual Report 2020-21 here.
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•DairyNZ Annual Report 2020-21 Summary
Download the DairyNZ Annual Report 2020-21 here.
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DairyNZ Annual Report 2020-21
Includes highlights from 2020/21, information on DairyNZ's projects, an update on the finances of the organisation and an overview on the year ahead.
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•Annual Report
•DairyNZ Annual Report 2020-21
Includes highlights from 2020/21, information on DairyNZ's projects, an update on the finances of the organisation and an overview on the year ahead.
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DairyNZ submission to: The Primary Production Select Committee Inquiry into the future of the workforce needs in the primary industries of New Zealand (May 2021)
DairyNZs submission to the Primary Production Select Committee Inquiry into the future of the workforce needs in the primary industries of NZ.
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•Regulations
•DairyNZ submission to: The Primary Production Select Committee Inquiry into the future of the workforce needs in the primary industries of New Zealand (May 2021)
DairyNZs submission to the Primary Production Select Committee Inquiry into the future of the workforce needs in the primary industries of NZ.
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Pocket guide to determine soil risk for farm dairy effluent application
This field guide will take you step by step through the process of working out the soil risk for a farm.
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•Effluent
•Pocket guide to determine soil risk for farm dairy effluent application
This field guide will take you step by step through the process of working out the soil risk for a farm.
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•Effluent
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DairyNZ comments Resource Management Review Issues and Options paper (3 February 2020)
DairyNZs letter to MfE providing feedback on the ‘Transforming the resource management review’ document.
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•DairyNZ comments Resource Management Review Issues and Options paper (3 February 2020)
DairyNZs letter to MfE providing feedback on the ‘Transforming the resource management review’ document.
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DairyNZ Submission On Action On Agricultural Emissions
DairyNZ’s submission on the ‘Action on agricultural emissions’ discussion document to address agriculturals green house gas emissions.
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•DairyNZ Submission On Action On Agricultural Emissions
DairyNZ’s submission on the ‘Action on agricultural emissions’ discussion document to address agriculturals green house gas emissions.
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Rural Professional HubThe hub is the go-to resource for rural professionals supporting New Zealand’s dairy sector. You’ll find up-to-date tools, research, and insights tailored to help you work with farmers to make informed decisions.
Rural Professional Hub
The hub is the go-to resource for rural professionals supporting New Zealand’s dairy sector. You’ll find up-to-date tools, research, and insights tailored to help you work with farmers to make informed decisions.
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New to farmingIf you're new to dairy farming, you're in the right place. Getting started on-farm can feel overwhelming, but with the right knowledge and support, it’s incredibly rewarding.
New to farming
If you're new to dairy farming, you're in the right place. Getting started on-farm can feel overwhelming, but with the right knowledge and support, it’s incredibly rewarding.
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Homegrown feedHomegrown feed is one of the strongest drivers of profitable, resilient dairy farm systems in New Zealand. Lifting the amount of pasture and crop grown and eaten can improve operating profit per hectare and help reduce emissions intensity.
Feed•2 min read
Homegrown feed
Homegrown feed is one of the strongest drivers of profitable, resilient dairy farm systems in New Zealand. Lifting the amount of pasture and crop grown and eaten can improve operating profit per hectare and help reduce emissions intensity.
Feed•2 min read
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DairyBase login
Login to your DairyBase account and access all the information you need to make confident and effective farm management decisions.
Tools & Apps•Business•DairyBase login
Login to your DairyBase account and access all the information you need to make confident and effective farm management decisions.
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PlantainPlantain is a herb that grows in New Zealand and is liked by animals, with a fibrous and coarse root system. This page discusses its various uses on dairy farms.
Feed•11 min read
Plantain
Plantain is a herb that grows in New Zealand and is liked by animals, with a fibrous and coarse root system. This page discusses its various uses on dairy farms.
Feed•11 min read
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Flexible Milking ProjectLooking for information on milking three times in two days? This research programme will investigate the human, animal and pasture response to milking three times in two days (3-in-2).
Research•3 min read
Flexible Milking Project
Looking for information on milking three times in two days? This research programme will investigate the human, animal and pasture response to milking three times in two days (3-in-2).
Research•3 min read
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Western SouthlandSuccess for this Western Southland farm is driven by a simple, pasture based farm system that is implemented by excellent farm staff. Good farm and strong financial management ensures operating expenses remain below industry average.
Research•10 min read
Western Southland
Success for this Western Southland farm is driven by a simple, pasture based farm system that is implemented by excellent farm staff. Good farm and strong financial management ensures operating expenses remain below industry average.
Research•10 min read
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DairyBase helps farmers stay on top of their numbersSigning up to a benchmarking tool is not about competition, but about improving collectively, say Ximena Puig and Alvaro Luzardo who are 50-50 sharemilkers at a 164-hectare (effective) dairy farm in Eketāhuna in the Lower North Island.
Media releases•16 Jul 2026
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DairyBase helps farmers stay on top of their numbersSigning up to a benchmarking tool is not about competition, but about improving collectively, say Ximena Puig and Alvaro Luzardo who are 50-50 sharemilkers at a 164-hectare (effective) dairy farm in Eketāhuna in the Lower North Island.
Media releases•16 Jul 2026
•2 min read
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Katie Richardson
DairyBase Data Specialist
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Thinking about solar? Start here | Ep. 129Could solar work on your farm? Hear from Chris McArthur from EECA and dairy farmer Rhys Mackenzie about where solar and batteries add value, and what to think about before you invest.
Environment
•08 Jul 2026
•23:48 min
Thinking about solar? Start here | Ep. 129
Could solar work on your farm? Hear from Chris McArthur from EECA and dairy farmer Rhys Mackenzie about where solar and batteries add value, and what to think about before you invest.
Environment
•08 Jul 2026
•23:48 min
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Technology to support mastitis detectionMastitis can be a significant cost on dairy farms, making timely detection important. There are mastitis detection tools and technologies available in New Zealand that can support, but not replace, good mastitis management and farmer judgement.
Animal•3 min read
Technology to support mastitis detection
Mastitis can be a significant cost on dairy farms, making timely detection important. There are mastitis detection tools and technologies available in New Zealand that can support, but not replace, good mastitis management and farmer judgement.
Animal•3 min read
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Animal movementsMoving animals on and off farm has its risks. A common way for mastitis bacteria to be introduced into a herd is in the udders of cows that are brought in. These bacteria can spread rapidly through a herd, so it is important to mitigate risk factors.
Animal•3 min read
Animal movements
Moving animals on and off farm has its risks. A common way for mastitis bacteria to be introduced into a herd is in the udders of cows that are brought in. These bacteria can spread rapidly through a herd, so it is important to mitigate risk factors.
Animal•3 min read
