Dairy Exporter November 2021

TOOLS FOR TIMING EFFLUENT APPLICATION While some councils make the information available, others have the background, the infrastructure and the systems in place to take the guesswork for farmers out of deciding when to spread effluent. Anne Hardie reports. 68

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The Dairy Exporter in November 1971

Want to save time milking?

Former Lincoln student making a buzz from honey

Kieran McCahon hears the call of the land

LUDF: Cows approve of milking blend

Mastitis: Somatic cell counts - How low can you go?

Tools for timing effluent application

System in-line to cut methane

Soil carbon: Blame it on the worms

Wagyu: Calf contracts come with semen straws

Winning with tetraploids

Soil Carbon: The promise in biochar

MINDA: Sharing the technology

Collaborating on forages

Endophytes key to ryegrass success

Lipids: Catching them in the rye

Treating the pasture right at Canvastown

Trevor Ellett: A ryegrass pioneer

Why do more on emissions?

Strong growth in sheep dairy

US tests of NZ-developed ryegrass

Saving on summer nitrogen

Realising the ownership goal

Market View: Milk price silly season continues 12

Dispensers get farm fresh milk close to customers

Making the most of a Treaty settlement

Phil Edmonds reckons it’s time for banks to go back to the land

Mark Chamberlain detects change with a difference

Global Dairy: US Cheesemakers on the march

At a wet Punakaiki, risk is real for the Reynolds family

Hamish Hammond transitions to once-a-day milking

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