August 2026
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Plan for the worst, hope for the best

Plan for the worst, hope for the best

Preparing for a Dry Summer We’ve all heard the sayings: "Plan for the worst, hope for the best," and the classic 5 Ps ("Prior preparation prevents poor performance"). If the meteorological forecasts are right, this is the summer we really need to take them seriously....

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CLIENT SPOTLIGHT: Stuart Daun – Grower

CLIENT SPOTLIGHT: Stuart Daun – Grower

Tell us about your farm - where are you based and how long have you been grazing stock? Born and bred in Bunnythorpe, Manawatu, halfway between Palmerston North and Feilding.  I manage the family farm which has been in the family for 89 years, I am the third...

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Down the Throat till they lose their First Winter Coat

Down the Throat till they lose their First Winter Coat

Down the Throat till they lose their First Winter Coat Getting parasite control right in young heifers is essential for growth and long-term productivity in New Zealand dairy systems. The saying “down the throat till they lose their first winter coat” reflects the...

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April/May Changeover – Working Together for Success

April/May Changeover – Working Together for Success

April/May Changeover - Working Together for Success May changeover is one of the most complex operational periods for the New Zealand Grazing Company. Our Service Managers spend months planning grazing allocations, weigh dates, transport bookings, and farm-to-farm...

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Aaron’s Top Tips for Surviving a Dry Summer

Aaron’s Top Tips for Surviving a Dry Summer

With seasons becoming more extreme, being proactive is the difference between a managed season and a crisis. I’ve broken my strategy down into three phases: Planning, Action, and Recovery. 1. Planning: Prepare for the Worst, Hope for the Best I have seen farmers who...

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