pasture
Natasha Cave
- December 2025
- Kellogg 54
David March
- December 2025
- Kellogg 54
Jen Corkran
- 2023
- Kellogg 50
Fraser Dymond
- 2022
- Kellogg 46
Greg Shepherd
The first settlers were recognised for establishing farms and runs by breaking in land, building boundary fences, establishing key farm infrastructure, processing facilities and forging development of new distribution channels. Pastoral farming[1] rapidly became the mainstay of the New Zealand economy, creating the fabric of rural communities, provincial towns and provided the opportunity for urban … Read more
- 2018
- Kellogg 38
Lynda Gaukrodger
The meat and fibre industry is the second largest export earner for New Zealand and is a significant contributor to the local Gisborne/Wairoa economy. With the recent growth in the dairy industry and therefore requirement of dairy support land, sheep and beef farmers are being pushed back into the less productive country so intensification of … Read more
- 2015
- Kellogg 30
Michaela Soper
This study stems from the common farmer complaint, that there are too many perennial ryegrass options on the market, this number conservatively estimated at over 50, with a few and limited tools available to farmers to aid them with variety choice for their pasture renewal programme. A survey is conducted of 16 Dairy Women’s Network … Read more
- August 2014
- Kellogg 29
Steve Wilkins
- 2013
- Nuffield 2013
Salvesen, Michael I. C.
Pastoral Farmers in New Zealand are renowned for their expertise and ability to grow grass and to convert that to meat and milk more efficiently than anyone else. This may well be the case although how near that is to the economic optimum is what this project aims to find out. The perception is that … Read more
- 2010
- Kellogg 26
Alex Jack
By introducing myself from the outset, I hope to help you understand where I’m coming from … my perspective, my personal bias, my motivation, my interests, i.e. an insight into why I may see the world differently from you. I am the current owner operator of our intergenerational family beef farm, which I hope will … Read more
- 2009
- Nuffield 2009
McGill Paul, B
Productivity increases by farms over the past twenty years have been large. Farmers are always looking for ways to increase output, especially in the last ten years in a period of high market returns for farm products. Productivity increases have been partly achieved through intensification. Intensification of farming systems over the last ten years has … Read more
- 2006
- Kellogg 22
Guy Nathan
The Horowhenua District has a vast array of soil types, excellent road and rail access, the climate is mild and pastoral farming is declining and giving way to lifestyle blocks. Other land use activities that have increased over the last decade (1989 – 1999) are dairy farming, horticulture and forestry ventures. The Horowhenua District Council … Read more
- 1999
- Kellogg 15
Ward Kathryn, T
Ward Kathryn, T
- 1992
- Kellogg 11