Waste from our high-volume milking operations is collected and stored in sealed holding ponds. This organic material is treated and reapplied precisely across our forage crops as a natural liquid fertilizer.
By returning essential nutrients directly to the soil, we reduce synthetic fertilizer dependency and maintain long-term pasture fertility across the Canterbury Plains.
Aligned with natural pasture growth
Spring Calving Surge
Rotational Break Grazing
Winter Pasture Rest
Breeding cycles are precisely managed so calving aligns directly with peak spring ryegrass growth and maximum forage conversion.
Cows move across scheduled breaks daily, ensuring optimal nutrition while allowing grazed pasture sections adequate recovery time.
Paddocks are rested during winter months, supplemented by high-energy conserved silage to preserve fragile soil structure.
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