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Deferred grazing for quality and rejuvenation

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posted on 2023-11-09, 20:38 authored by Katherine TozerKatherine Tozer, Tracy DaleTracy Dale, Graeme DooleGraeme Doole

Farmers use deferred grazing to maintain pasture quality at farm-scale, rejuvenate pastures and to provide drought feed.

How do you do it?

  • Exclude stock 12-16 weeks: November – February
  • Up to 10-15% of farm depending on the farm / year
  • Allow desirable perennial species to set and drop seed
  • Aim for about 50% utilisation when grazing deferred pasture at end of summer

Presentation for Our Land and Water

Deferred Grazing and Regenerative Farming – Katherine Tozer, AgResearch
Katherine Tozer has worked on a variety of projects in the deferred grazing & regenerative space including looking at the effects of meat taste, summer forage options and how deferred grazing could offer pasture improvement and management advantages.

Funding

Our Land and Water National Science Challenge

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Publication date

2023-11-08

Project number

  • Non revenue

Language

  • English

Does this contain Māori information or data?

  • No

Publisher

AgResearch Ltd

Conference name

Food, Farming & Freshwater Roadshow Central - Hawkes Bay

Conference location

Ashley Clinton, Central Hawkes Bay, New Zealand

Conference start date

2023-11-08

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