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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 Galloway2013-02-02 07:46:372018-11-15 12:25:30Trace & Save operates the Woodlands Dairy Sustainability Project
Protozoa and protozoa tea
What are protozoa? Protozoa are microbes beneficial to soil health. They help to cycle nutrients such as nitrogen as well as attract earth worms. Find here instructions to make your own protozoa tea to inoculate the soil.
What is it worth not to change?
Can we afford not to change when we look beyond the individual farm and look at the entire agricultural industry and the way food is produced? What will it cost environmentally, and long-term economically, if we do not change?
Green lacewings
What on earth is a green lacewing? This question might have been on many of the Trace & Save farmers’ minds in 2020 with the new biodiversity survey we’ve implemented. This article will answer the questions: what is a green lacewing and why is it relevant to a pasture-based dairy farm? We want to highlight green lacewings for the biocontrol species that they are, and even more importantly what their presence on a farm indicates – a healthy agro-ecosystem.
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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