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April 2023

April 4, 6 and 27 – Primary People

FarmTune 2023, Winton and Balclutha, workshop 4

A comprehensive programme that supports you and your team to implement Lean thinking on farm.

For more information or to register, please contact Lynsey Stratford.

Info at www.primarypeople.co.nz/

April 4 – SMASH

Field day, Bay of Plenty

Details TBC

Info at www.smallerherds.co.nz

April 5 – Dairy Women’s Network

The importance of bovine viral diarrhoea and how you can help to protect your herd, Live Webinar. This webinar will provide an overview of the disease as well as providing insights into best on-farm management practices to help protect your herd from BVD.

Info at www.dwn.co.nz/events

April 11 – DairyNZ

Oaonui Body Condition Score Rally, Taranaki

Brush up on scoring your herd before dry-off. This is a crucial time of year to look at individual BCS and make drying-off plans for those lighter cows. This has been shown to increase milk production in those animals for the following season.

Info at www.dairyevents.co.nz

April 12 – DairyNZ

Building a Fit-for-Purpose Effluent System

Join us for a 90-minute toolbox session on getting the plan locked and loaded

In the fourth session of our compliance toolbox series we’ll look at what’s required to build a land-based effluent system that is compliant, fit for purpose and completed on time.

Info at www.dairyevents.co.nz

April 20 – DairyNZ

Cow Wearables, Te Puke

Join local farmers and hear their decisions on collars. With the increasing use of cow wearables we are going to look at the decision-making process used by farmers when purchasing collars.

Info at www.dairyevents.co.nz

April 20 – DairyNZ

Come and Get Sorted Field Day

Declutter your mind of the unknowns.

We’ve gathered speakers on a range of topics with the goal of decluttering your mind of unknowns. If you have a question about rules and regulation, or just want some clarity, or you don’t know what you don’t know, this is the event for you.

Info at www.dairyevents.co.nz

April 26 – DairyNZ

P3 Monitor Farm Field Day, Waikato Performance, Profit and Climate Numbers

Join us at the P3 Monitor Farm Field Day at the Hauraki Charitable Trust farm

We will be covering performance of the four P3 monitor farms, profit under pressure and how to manage inflationary cost pressure and GHG and nitrogen surplus numbers.

Info at www.dairyevents.co.nz

Dairy Hoofcare Institute

Lameness Management Workshop, various dates and locations https://www.dairyhoofcareinstitute.ac.nz/

This workshop is designed to give students an overview of issues relating to lameness management and introduce them to the five-step trimming process according to the Dutch method.

DairyNZ

Repro Action, various dates and locations

Improve on-farm performance and profitability. The Bay of Plenty and Central Plateau regions are performing behind the national average on six-week incalf and not-in-calf rates.

Along with LIC, CRV and local vets, we are giving farmers an opportunity to identify in their herds where you need to focus time, energy and money.

Info at www.dairyevents.co.nz

May 3 and 4 – Dairy Women’s Network

DWN2023 Brighter. Braver. Bolder. Conference Invercargill

Registrations are now open.

Info at www.dwn.co.nz/events

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