by Bev | Nov 21, 2023 | Regenerative farming
On the original diverse farmlet we are trialling the use of collars to control the area the steers are grazing and frequency of moving to a new area. These animals have just had the collars put around their necks before they are returned to their paddock
by Bev | Nov 14, 2023 | Regenerative farming
The lambs off the diverse and ryegrass farmlets have all been weighed off and sold. The two farmlets are now being grazed with R1 bulls but still with a higher residuals being left behind on the diverse species. After 12 months the total animal product produced on the...
by Bev | Oct 31, 2023 | Regenerative farming
The pastures are all growing well currently and dry matter production is measured monthly by mowing a known strip as well as plate meter measures
by Bev | Oct 4, 2023 | Regenerative farming
Any treatment effects on earthworm numbers or type are examined by counting the number in a known volume of soil
by Bev | Sep 27, 2023 | Regenerative farming
Farmlets sown 2023 The latest set of farmlets ( a diverse species mix suitable for sheep) and a ryegrass white clover farmlet are now being grazed by finishing lambs.
by Bev | Sep 21, 2023 | Regenerative farming
before and after being in the ground We put a known amount of linen material into the ground. leave for eight weeks and then measure how much of the material has disappeared
