Dairy farmers in the South Island have traditionally used relatively little N fertiliser with the main source of N in pasture coming from N fixation by white clover. However, because grass responds readily to N fertiliser, the amount of use has increased considerably in recent years, with a 150% increase in the last 3 years alone (Statistics New Zealand). Application rates of 150-200 kg N/ha per year are not uncommon today
Nitrogen (N) fertiliser is a useful management tool for manipulating seasonal pasture growth rate. D...
Feed shortages occur in spring because the rate of pasture growth is below the cow demand. Spring pa...
Nitrogen (N) is invaluable for maintaining agricultural production, but its use, and particularly in...
Dairy farmers in the South Island have traditionally used relatively little N fertiliser with the ma...
The New Zealand Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme develops emerging agribusiness leaders to help shape...
The New Zealand Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme develops emerging agribusiness leaders to help shape...
The use of nitrogen (N) fertilisers on cereals has long been recognised and accepted as an economic ...
On a ‘traditional’ mixed cropping farm in Canterbury, NZ, annual cash crops are grown for 2–5 years ...
Evidence from farm level studies indicates that there is potential to improve nitrogen (N) use effic...
Evidence from farm level studies indicates that there is potential to improve nitrogen (N) use effic...
The nitrogen (N) nutrition of dairy pasture systems in southern Australia has changed from almost to...
Evidence from farm level studies indicates that there is potential to improve nitrogen (N) use effic...
The most common form of pollution from New Zealand dairy farming is nitrogen, in the form of nitrate...
Feed shortages occur in spring because the rate of pasture growth is below the cow demand. Spring pa...
The nitrogen (N) nutrition of dairy pasture systems in southern Australia has changed from almost to...
Nitrogen (N) fertiliser is a useful management tool for manipulating seasonal pasture growth rate. D...
Feed shortages occur in spring because the rate of pasture growth is below the cow demand. Spring pa...
Nitrogen (N) is invaluable for maintaining agricultural production, but its use, and particularly in...
Dairy farmers in the South Island have traditionally used relatively little N fertiliser with the ma...
The New Zealand Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme develops emerging agribusiness leaders to help shape...
The New Zealand Kellogg Rural Leaders Programme develops emerging agribusiness leaders to help shape...
The use of nitrogen (N) fertilisers on cereals has long been recognised and accepted as an economic ...
On a ‘traditional’ mixed cropping farm in Canterbury, NZ, annual cash crops are grown for 2–5 years ...
Evidence from farm level studies indicates that there is potential to improve nitrogen (N) use effic...
Evidence from farm level studies indicates that there is potential to improve nitrogen (N) use effic...
The nitrogen (N) nutrition of dairy pasture systems in southern Australia has changed from almost to...
Evidence from farm level studies indicates that there is potential to improve nitrogen (N) use effic...
The most common form of pollution from New Zealand dairy farming is nitrogen, in the form of nitrate...
Feed shortages occur in spring because the rate of pasture growth is below the cow demand. Spring pa...
The nitrogen (N) nutrition of dairy pasture systems in southern Australia has changed from almost to...
Nitrogen (N) fertiliser is a useful management tool for manipulating seasonal pasture growth rate. D...
Feed shortages occur in spring because the rate of pasture growth is below the cow demand. Spring pa...
Nitrogen (N) is invaluable for maintaining agricultural production, but its use, and particularly in...