On Farm
Farmers asked to be on lookout for invasive weed
The end of Noogoora burr could be in sight, with a little help from people on the ground.
Warning to prevent low feed cover disputes
Disputes arise every year between sharemilkers and farm owners, but decent planning and communication will usually prevent any problems, says Sam Ebbett.
Herbicide resistance rides in on imported seed
Survey shows weeds immune to sprays are cropping up all over the country.
Seed quality could make or break future prospects
Barenbrug’s online calculator takes the guesswork out of deciding on the right seed for your pasture.
Bale grazing saves winter soils
Any sized mob of cattle and age class can be put on bales, and fed on three-day breaks – it gets you and your farm on the regenerative agriculture track, too.
Keep a sharp eye out for needle grass
Pest plant would have a hugely negative impact on farms, Horizons warns.
The domino effect of lameness management
“We can’t ask the cows what they need, you’ve got to try and use all the information you’ve got to figure out the best plan moving forward for them.”
Business is blooming on sunflower farm
A Taupiri farm discovers that the sunny seed-heads offer more than just a pretty face.
Clicks snap up farm stay customers
Use media, influencers, clients and events to promote your farm stay, say experienced operators.
Dealing with drought the focus in Mackenzie Basin
Farmers and ag leaders gather to share strategies for making it through into winter.
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