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DairyHIGH 2

Efficient and effective nutrient management decisions are critical to profitable and sustainable milk production on Australian dairy farms. DairyHIGH 2 (high integrity grass-fed herds) will focus on feedbase research to help Australian dairy farmers grow the same amount of dry forage matter from irrigated pasture, produce the same amount of milk solids per hectare, but halve the amount of nitrogen fertiliser. A key part of the work will be the establishment of farmlets or 'mini farms' to test research theories under real farm conditions. In addition, the management of dairy calves will be monitored to provide evidence of appropriate animal welfare practices.

Project date

1 Oct 2020-20 Jun 2025

Principal investigator

James Hill (TIA)

Research organisations

University of Tasmania (UTAS)

Project funded by

Multiple industries
Alternative protein Dairy Other rural industries

Dairy Australia

Dairy Australia is the Australian dairy industry’s service organisation. Our purpose is to provide services that collectively benefit and …
  • Location

    Australia

  • Organisation type

    Research funding body

Focus areas

Industries

Sustainabilities

Technology areas

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