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    Lincoln University dairy farm, now a cropping farm?

    van Bysterveldt, A
    Abstract
    Lincoln University Dairy Farm (LUDF) is achieving excellent levels of profitability through growing large amounts of high quality grass and harvesting this to produce over 1700 MS/ha and 425 kgs MS/cow. Managing pastures is the most important activity on a dairy farm. The cows are your clients and you have to supply them with the ideal crop of grass (quantity and quality) to graze on every day, particularly in the first half of the season.
    Keywords
    Lincoln University Dairy Farm; pasture management; farm profitability
    Fields of Research
    070106 Farm Management, Rural Management and Agribusiness; 070203 Animal Management
    Date
    2005-06
    Type
    Conference Contribution - unpublished
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    • Department of Agricultural Sciences [1569]
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