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The NZ agriculture sector is more than just a job for CRV Ambreed’s new managing director James Smallwood.

Widespread use of genetics for low-N dairy cows could result in a 20% reduction in nitrogen leaching in 20 years, says CRV Ambreed.

A new herd recording tool has been launched by CRV Ambreed.

A pilot trial has begun, seeking to understand a possible link between the methane cows produce and their genetics.

CRV Ambreed’s 2020 line up of bull graduates will provide New Zealand dairy farmers with genetic solutions to future proof their business, the company says.

Celebrations have been underway this week at CRV Ambreed to mark its 50^thanniversary.

Nitrogen leaching on many dairy farms is reducing as the farmers breed from LowN Sires bulls, says the marketer CRV Ambreed.

Selecting the right genetics is no longer only for improving the economic output of a herd, says CRV Ambreed sales and marketing manager Jon Lee.

CRV Ambreed is now a strategic partner of the New Zealand Farm Environment Trust (NZFET).

Various tools and technologies are now available to help dairy farmers optimise heat detection, says CRV Ambreed.