News and Views

Sound accessible information is critical to the changes hill country farmers need to make
15th December 2022

Passion is really the biggest resource we have in terms of the long-term future of the industry
6th December 2022

Supporting initiatives to help point farmers in the right direction
16th September 2022

Knowledge is key
15th September 2022

Gaining input from farmers
14th September 2022

Holistic focus on supporting hill country farmers
12th September 2022

A good opportunity to express shared problems and concerns
12th September 2022

Love for the land and for livestock
19th August 2022

New national AgYields forage database launched
27th June 2022

Research programme identifying best areas for growing lucerne crops
15th June 2022

Keeping the hills alive
3rd June 2022

Network of study sites unearthing valuable information for hill country farmers
25th May 2022

Decades of weather data could support better farm planning
22nd April 2022

Best pastures for lifting performance
22nd April 2022

Producing outcomes for farmers
22nd April 2022

Addressing the issue of over-grazing pasture
21st April 2022

Paparata Station
20th April 2022

Using science to identify forage value
14th March 2022

Multiple benefits of native planting on farms
15th February 2022

Programme looks to gather data to future-proof a traditional Kiwi way of life
10th February 2022

Pasture trial results ‘Interesting’
9th February 2022

Mapping hill country management
14th December 2021

Capturing the power of legumes focus of programme
8th December 2021

Pasture planning tools available soon
1st December 2021

Legumes under the spotlight
1st November 2021

Native shrubs in hill country
1st October 2021