
On-farm actions (potential) - Once-a-day milking
Explore how once-a-day milking can cut your emissions and increase your profits.

This guide from NZ Farm Source's On-Farm Efficiency Hub covers how to choose and use imported feed, from comparing feed types and embedded emissions to reducing wastage and targeting cows' needs.
It links to tools such as the pasture potential calculator, and explains how relying more on homegrown feed can lower costs and cut the emissions carried in feed that is grown, processed and shipped elsewhere.

Compare ways to manage effluent ponds and spreading that protect waterways and cut methane.

Understand how to protect cows from heat, cold and adverse weather to limit stress and losses.

Find science-backed actions to cut greenhouse gas emissions on your farm.

Learn about methane in agriculture and how NZ ag researchers are trying to reduce emissions.

Strategies for Māori farms to reduce greenhouse gases to meet the Zero Carbon targets.

Explore ten practical ways to lift productivity, profitability and sustainability on your farm.

Find templates and calculators to help manage feed supply and demand on your dairy farm.

Easily work out your farm's methane and nitrous oxide emissions from stock, feed and fertiliser.

Calculate CO2 emissions from fuels and learn ways to reduce them for vehicles.

Explore the tools that help you map where your farm's emissions come from.

The FeedChecker calculator helps you optimise feed for cows by comparing nutrient needs and diet.

Learn about different on-farm solutions for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from dairy farms.