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Portia Phohlo2016-09-01 13:55:512018-11-15 12:24:32Watch the Biggs Family tell us why sustainability matters
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Craig Galloway2015-11-19 14:47:282018-11-15 12:25:01What is the SWAN system?
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Craig Galloway
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Craig Galloway2013-02-02 07:46:372018-11-15 12:25:30Trace & Save operates the Woodlands Dairy Sustainability Project
Further proof of the positive effect of decreased nitrogen fertiliser
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Excessive use of chemical nitrogen fertiliser has a negative effect on soil life and soil structure. Yet there still seems to be a trend of farmers wanting, or feeling the need, to apply excessive chemical nitrogen fertiliser to pastures.
Why care about sustainable agriculture?
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Every individual in society is reliant on agriculture for the food they eat. The choices that we, as consumers, make in what we buy, influences the demand which is created for certain products or brands.
A cow’s rumen is a wonderful thing
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Grass is abundant in the world, and is able to be grown sustainably for milk production. Pasture-fed cows are very efficiently converting a potentially useless form of nutrients into valuable food for people.
Watch the Biggs Family tell us why sustainability matters2016-09-01 - 13:55
What is the SWAN system?2015-11-19 - 14:47
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