pasture

Photo: Mark Pasveer

06-04-2021 | News

Ensure grass reseeding success

According to research of the University of Melbourne higher temperatures and longer dry spells in Australia's dairy regions might reduce pasture utilisation. Photo: René Groeneveld

24-03-2021 | Article

Australia: How farmers are transforming

Even after severe droughts, white clover has the capacity to reappear from seeds on the ground. Photo: Joseph Vary

09-03-2021 | Article

Exploring the benefits of perennial legumes in milk production

Photo: Shutterstock

04-02-2021 | News

New Zealand farmers have lowest carbon footprint

We showed our fellow ranchers and friends, and they loved the idea, says Azran, pictured second to the right. Photo: Noam Azran, BeeFree Agro

26-11-2020 | Article

Autonomous drones make farmers’ lives easier

By frequently taking a fresh grass sample, Wout Huijzer can ensure that the protein level in the pellet is adjusted based on this analysis. Photo: Jan Willem van Vliet

17-11-2020 | Article

Making the most of a grass-oriented farm

The pasturing cows are fed twice a day with a feedmixer. 3 The group at the second site has a paved feeding place next to the milking parlour of about 100 metres long and 20 metres wide. Photos: Henk Riswick

27-08-2020 | Article

Farm report, Germany: Dairy farming a different way pays off

Dairy farmer Adam Shorten has quite a bit of experience managing pasture use while reducing environmental impact on his Murragh Farm in Ireland. Photo: The National Dairy Council

19-08-2020 | Article

Increase pasture use: Steps to success

Drones have proven to be as accurate as the traditional methods of measuring pasture. Photo: Skyfront

10-08-2020 | Article

New technologies to help dairy farmers measure pasture

Photo: Dr Kathy Soder, US Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service.

05-08-2020 | Article

Strategies in successful transition to pasture