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Research finds meat consumers prefer local

14 July 2025

1 minute read

Methane-blocking extract from daffodils to be trialed in New Zealand

Herd Management Sustainable Practices Welfare

3 July 2025

2 minute read

An extract derived from daffodils will be tested at Lincoln University after UK research discovered its potential to cut methane emissions from livestock

Sheep farmers need help to become sustainable

Herd Management Sustainable Practices Welfare

7 April 2025

2 minute read

New Zealand sheep farmers might be keen to adopt sustainable practices, but a new Lincoln University study shows they may need some assistance to actually do it

Important new tool to slash nitrate leaching from dairy cows

Herd Management Sustainable Practices Welfare

10 March 2025

2 minute read

Scientists teaching robots to more accurately detect dairy disease

Health & Disease Non-notifiable Diseases Mastitis

11 February 2025

2 minute read

Lincoln University computer scientists have been part of modelling a way to better control and manage a disease which costs New Zealand dairy farmers $280 million a year.

February - July 2025

Research finds meat consumers prefer local

Equipment and Innovation Research Markets

14 July 2025

1 minute read

The country of origin is the number one characteristic consumers use when choosing meat, and they mostly prefer their own local products, a new Lincoln University study shows

Methane-blocking extract from daffodils to be trialed in New Zealand

Herd Management Sustainable Practices Welfare

3 July 2025

2 minute read

An extract derived from daffodils will be tested at Lincoln University after UK research discovered its potential to cut methane emissions from livestock

Sheep farmers need help to become sustainable

Herd Management Sustainable Practices Welfare

7 April 2025

2 minute read

New Zealand sheep farmers might be keen to adopt sustainable practices, but a new Lincoln University study shows they may need some assistance to actually do it

Important new tool to slash nitrate leaching from dairy cows

Herd Management Sustainable Practices Welfare

10 March 2025

2 minute read

Scientists teaching robots to more accurately detect dairy disease

Health & Disease Non-notifiable Diseases Mastitis

11 February 2025

2 minute read

Lincoln University computer scientists have been part of modelling a way to better control and manage a disease which costs New Zealand dairy farmers $280 million a year.

Antimicrobial resistant bacteria found in organic and conventional dairy farms

Herd Management Sustainable Practices Antibiotic resistance

4 February 2025

1 minute read

A two-year survey of dairy farms in Canterbury has revealed a number of isolates resistant to multiple antibiotics.

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