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DairyShowing the first 100 from a total of 529 Dairy articles, sorted by Publication DateEffluent focus beings to pay off 08-09-2010 | Not Specified Dairy | Country-Wide Southern The dairy industry's focus on improving effluent consent compliance in Canterbury is beginning to pay off. » Read full article When two years turned into 35 08-09-2010 | Not Specified Dairy | Country-Wide Southern After 35 years with Livestock Improvement Corporation (LIC), Christchurch herd test field technician Andrew Garrod says he has no plans to retire. » Read full article US grass potential barely tapped 01-09-2010 | Richard Rennie Business | Country-Wide Northern The hunger for pastoral dairy systems is growing in the United States as producers consider options to free themselves from the high cost of grain-sourced confinement feed systems. » Read full article Chile takes its cue from NZ-based systems 01-09-2010 | Richard Rennie Business | Country-Wide Northern The Osorno district 500km south of Santiago provides perhaps the closest comparison to New Zealand in terms of geography, latitude and potential for emulating Kiwi grass-based dairy systems. » Read full article Sleeping giant wakes up in Brazil 01-09-2010 | Richard Rennie Business | Country-Wide Northern While Chile may offer the lure of New Zealand-type landscapes and pastoral settings, Brazil's burgeoning dairy industry has the opportunity to deliver serious pastoral scale on a level almost untapped at present. » Read full article Busy family finds time for environment 01-09-2010 | Jackie Harrigan Dairy | Country-Wide Northern The Lovells of Tongaporutu, in north Taranaki, are one busy family. As well as milking 170 cows and rearing calves and young stock, Bruce and Maxine have eight children and have found time during the past 10 years to plant 5000 trees along the banks of the Hutiwai and Tongaporutu rivers. » Read full article ‘We just kept planting …’ 01-09-2010 | Not Specified Dairy | Country-Wide Northern The family became involved in planting their riparian margins in the 1997-98 season when they bought 11ha bare of trees. » Read full article Automated teat treatment arrives 01-09-2010 | Tim McVeagh Technology | Country-Wide Northern The ADF system was developed in Britain to automate teat dipping and cluster flushing; two mastitis-control practices more common in Britain than New Zealand. » Read full article What the ADF system claims to do 01-09-2010 | Not Specified Technology | Country-Wide Northern Those promoting the Automated Dipping and Flushing system make several claims. One is more efficient teat spraying/dipping. » Read full article First NZ installation 01-09-2010 | Not Specified Technology | Country-Wide Northern The first southern hemisphere ADF installation was completed in March this year at Steve and Mary Barr's Arran Trust 44-bail rotary dairy, near Feilding. » Read full article » View next page of results |
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