Pastoral farmers - You Were On the Right Track without Planting a Single Sunflower
M, So nice to see your livestock looking so well and with high quality pasture in front of them today. We talked about diverse cover...
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- Oct 23, 2022
Farm Regeneration is about Results
A lot of potential pasture growth and money is being left on the table on overgrazed farms and it may be why New Zealand soils are not...
nextlevelgrazing
- Aug 30, 2022
Is Browntop Creeping into your Pasture?
Last week a friend asked why I thought browntop was creeping into her timothy/red clover paddocks. On my farm, timothy and red clover did...
nextlevelgrazing
- Aug 27, 2022
What We have Learned about Optimal Pasture Recovery in New Zealand
When I started my regenerative farming journey in 2008, I allowed my pastures to recover too long. Ian Mitchell-Innes came to my rescue...
Siobhan
- Aug 15, 2022
Adaptive grazing management - building resilience into NZ grazing systems
"In this Quorum Sense webinar we focused on grazing management and planning in a New Zealand landscape. We have Siobhan Griffin up first...
Siobhan
- Dec 14, 2021
Hamish Galloway: Achieving High Quality Dairy Pasture with Mob Grazing
Hamish Galloway participated in Next level Grazing's Pasture Recovery Planning seminar in July 2020 and is sharing how he achieves...
Siobhan Griffin
- Oct 26, 2021
Celebrating pastoral farming with Siobhan Griffin
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Siobhan Griffin
- Oct 30, 2020
The Karner Blue Butterfly
By regenerating the grassland on her family's farm, Siobhan saw an explosion in bird life and other wildlife on the farm and was rewarded...
Siobhan Griffin
- Mar 13, 2020
It Starts with the Soil
The Cyldevale dairy farmers needed a hand to develop plans for mob grazing and stock density.
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