Researching for ‘next generation’ dairy farming systems

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DescriptionResearching for ‘next generation’ dairy farming systems. How to maximise productivity and minimise environmental impact is a question at the heart of responsible modern farming practice. It is a question occupying the minds of farmers as much as the scientists who support New Zealand’s primary industries through their research. Project: Next generation dairy systems for Canterbury. Researchers: Professor Grant Edwards, Professor Keith Cameron, Professor Hong Di, Dr Rachael Bryant, Adjunct Professor David Chapman (DairyNZ).Corporate AuthorLincoln UniversityPersonG. EdwardsK. CameronH. DiR. BryantD. ChapmanOrganisationLincoln UniversityFaculty of Agriculture & Life SciencesDate2013-2014Keywordsdairy farming systemsPastoral 21farm productivityfuture farmingresearchFilenameResearching for ‘next generation’ dairy farming systemsSourceTransform 2013-2014, pages 18-19.Item Reference0001144

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Researching for ‘next generation’ dairy farming systems