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Agriculture

Achieving LWG Pasture Control

Increasing young cattle LWG provides improvements in:

• Feed Conversion Efficiency

• Meat quality

• Less pugging damage (fewer big animals going through a second or third winter)

• Animal health and welfare

• Potentially more profitable, resilient and sustainable farm systems.

There are multiple reports that support different studies from this project for you to download and view below:

Project Information

date
January 1, 2014
type:
Report
SUMMARY
This project focused on how Northland beef farmers might improve farm profitability and sustainability through growing cattle faster and finishing them at a younger.

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State Of Grain- Implications of global price and supply of supplementary feeds on the New Zealand agricultural sector
This report discusses factors impacting the price and supply of IPF, quantifies the New Zealand livestock sectors which feed it and examines the consequences of global supply shortages.
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Forestry on Farms: Implications for Farm Sustainability and Regional Impact
Funded by the Fertiliser Association of New Zealand This study was undertaken by a consortium of; AgFirst, Groundtruth Ltd, and Market Economics. This modelling study was undertaken to understand the opportunity to farm better class farmland more productively while planting forestry on poorer class land farmland, with blanket forestry planting as a comparison. It also considered the wider regional economic impact of such forestry planting.
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Māori Agribusiness
Takahuri Whenua GHG modelling Report
This project focuses on three Māori Collectives, and investigates: (i) The impact on greenhouse gas emissions, farm profitability, and nitrogen leaching levels at an individual farm level for six farms within each Collective; (ii) The opportunity to operate the farms at a Collective level to enhance greenhouse gas emission reductions while maintaining or improving profitability; and (iii) The opportunity to operate at a pan-Collective level to further achieve the goals of reduced greenhouse gas emissions/maintenance of business profitability.

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