Mapping the shift to digital farming
AgResearch says it is starting a big programme to prepare New Zealand for the new era of digital agriculture.
Fencing works, but more needed
Fencing waterways is proven as effective in combating the risk of contamination in waterways.
Lincoln agrihub points to new era of collaboration
A ground breaking ceremony at Lincoln University has marked the start of work on the new $206 million joint facility to house AgResearch and Lincoln University researchers, students and staff.
A wake-up call for biosecurity
Tiny creatures in soil that attack plants have been seen to survive for at least three years stored in dry conditions in a recent AgResearch study.
Science helping farms combat wet conditions
An expert in dairy production systems says farmers now have more science based tools to help them deal with the very wet conditions occurring in many regions, but good farm management still has a big role.
Weed whack exceeds $1b estimate
The true cost of weeds to New Zealand’s agricultural economy is likely far higher than previous research suggests, according to a new study funded by AgResearch.
‘Drag ‘n drop’ grazing now a reality
The idea of virtual fencing has been around for 20 years, but AgResearch believes its time has come and will soon start testing an Australian product.
‘Drag ‘n drop’ grazing now a reality
The idea of virtual fencing has been around for 20 years, but AgResearch believes its time has come and will soon start testing an Australian product.
Military cameras help red meat
Cameras used by the military are helping the New Zealand red meat sector produce premium lamb products.
Plantain emerging from the shadows
Nitrogen entering the soil from the urine of cows is a big problem.