In this episode, Jo Brady talks with Graham Kerr, Commercial Manager - Barenbrug NZ takes us through the essentials for setting up summer so you have fields of summer green.

For more information on this topic visit, https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub

In this episode, Jo Brady talks with Graham Kerr, <a href="https://nz.linkedin.com/in/graham-kerr-833836107" data-ved="2ahUKEwijnMuxu6CHAxWYXGwGHfUtCuAQFnoECBUQAQ">Commercial Manager - Barenbrug NZ</a> takes us through the essentials for setting up summer so you have fields of summer green.
For more information on this topic visit, <a href="https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub">https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub</a>

Better Pastures Together

Welcome to our monthly podcast series hosted by Sarah Perriam-Lampp, to support farmers to grow better pastures together with Barenbrug's advice and guidance.

For more information visit,

https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub/resources-and-downloads

About us

At Barenbrug, we’re proud to have been part of New Zealand’s pastoral landscape for over 30 years helping farmers grow the best pasture.

We’re 100% committed to New Zealand’s agricultural future, through providing Kiwi farmers products, information and support to improve farm outcomes.

Our innovative plant breeding and research programmes have created some of this country’s best pastures, including Maxsyn,Shogun, Tabu+, Tyson and Rohan, all of which are backed by the experience and expertise of our staff.

We employ over 60 staff nationwide including plant breeders and agronomists, plus seed laboratory, microbiology and seed production specialists.

At any time we have 100’s of trials across the country, under different climates and farm systems and on different soils, testing the productivity, resilience and environmental outcomes of our pastures and forages.

We also work with expert research partners including DairyNZ, Lincoln University, AgResearch, Massey University, Otago University, PG+, SFFF and DairyBio Australia to help provide the science that underpins what we do.

Since day one, we’ve been linked into the Royal Barenbrug Group, a fourth generation family business based in the Netherlands.

This has helped give us a technical edge from the very start, with unique access to global science, knowledge and plant genetics.

Barenbrug is the largest privately owned seed company in the world, with 22 research and development Stations across all the main climatic zones, and sharing its resources has helped make us what we are today.

Better Pastures Together
Welcome to our monthly podcast series hosted by Sarah Perriam-Lampp, to support farmers to grow better pastures together with Barenbrug's advice and guidance.
For more information visit,
<a href="https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub/resources-and-downloads">https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub/resources-and-downloads</a> 
About us
At Barenbrug, we’re proud to have been part of New Zealand’s pastoral landscape for over 30 years helping farmers grow the best pasture.
We’re 100% committed to New Zealand’s agricultural future, through providing Kiwi farmers products, information and support to improve farm outcomes.
Our innovative plant breeding and research programmes have created some of this country’s best pastures, including Maxsyn, Shogun, Tabu+, Tyson and Rohan, all of which are backed by the experience and expertise of our staff.
We employ over 60 staff nationwide including plant breeders and agronomists, plus seed laboratory, microbiology and seed production specialists.
At any time we have 100’s of trials across the country, under different climates and farm systems and on different soils, testing the productivity, resilience and environmental outcomes of our pastures and forages.
We also work with expert research partners including DairyNZ, Lincoln University, AgResearch, Massey University, Otago University, PG+, SFFF and DairyBio Australia to help provide the science that underpins what we do.
Since day one, we’ve been linked into the <a href="https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/about-us/barenbrug-group">Royal Barenbrug Group</a>, a fourth generation family business based in the Netherlands.
This has helped give us a technical edge from the very start, with unique access to global science, knowledge and plant genetics.
Barenbrug is the largest privately owned seed company in the world, with 22 research and development Stations across all the main climatic zones, and sharing its resources has helped make us what we are today.

Better Pastures Together by Barenbrug

Ep 6 - Setting up for summer success

Jo Brady and Barenbrug pasture specialist Graham Kerr share practical steps to get it right, from planning and paddock prep to sowing, grazing, and avoiding the pitfalls that hold farmers back.

For more information on this topic visit, https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub 

Jo Brady and Barenbrug pasture specialist Graham Kerr share practical steps to get it right, from planning and paddock prep to sowing, grazing, and avoiding the pitfalls that hold farmers back.
For more information on this topic visit,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub">https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub</a>&nbsp;

Spring pasture renewal

In this episode of Better Pasture Together, Jo Brady talks with Barenbrug’s Graham Kerr about Fonterra’s new incentives and how smarter pasture management can unlock both environmental and financial gains.

For more information on this topic visit, https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub 

In this episode of&nbsp;Better Pasture Together, Jo Brady talks with Barenbrug&rsquo;s Graham Kerr about Fonterra&rsquo;s new incentives and how smarter pasture management can unlock both environmental and financial gains.
For more information on this topic visit, <a href="https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub">https://www.barenbrug.co.nz/knowledge-hub</a>&nbsp;

Want to cut dairy-farm emissions without sacrificing profit?

Barenbrug’s Graham Kerr says that the dry is really biting across a number of regions. In terms of pasture, there are several things that are important to do right now, so your farm recovers as quickly as possible, and you are set up for a good 2025/26 season.

Barenbrug&rsquo;s Graham Kerr says that the dry is really biting across a number of regions. In terms of pasture, there are several things that are important to do&nbsp;right now, so your farm recovers as quickly as possible, and you are set up for a good 2025/26 season.

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