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Articles by Doug Maginness
Is the grass greener under irrigation?
With a changing New Zealand climate causing more frequent and more severe dry spells, including in regions previously seen as less vulnerable, the reliability of supplying food to meet our goals and expectations is in question. As we are fortunate to have available freshwater, irrigation has been widely used in certain regions to combat the dry.
Let’s eat meat!
New Zealand is home to an incredible product: lean beef and lamb. In today’s health-conscious world, people are more focused than ever on their nutrition, striving to enhance their diets with wholesome foods. Despite this growing awareness, many still lack essential knowledge about nutrition and the potential deficiencies that can arise. Malnutrition remains a significant concern both in New Zealand and around the world. New Zealand beef and lamb are packed with essential vitamins and minerals.
Regenerative farm blueprint
Aims and Objectives The study examines how New Zealand’s agricultural sector can integrate business strategy, regenerative design, and sustainability legislation to create regenerative farm blueprints that enhance Freshwater Farm Plans.
Farmer learning preferences around pasture and homegrown feed.
The most profitable farm businesses in New Zealand value the utilisation of pasture and homegrown forage first and foremost. They understand the importance of feed grown and eaten at home, and they farm to get the most from this cheapest form of feed. But what do we know about the learning preferences of our farmers to efficiently grow and harvest homegrown feed in their farm systems?
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