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The Al & Juddy Show

Have you ever spent long nights awake thinking about the role of the different types of ryegrasses? Or perhaps you pass your time on the tractor questioning Ecotain’s® ability to reduce nitrate leaching? If so you may want to check in with your health care professional, but in the meantime, Al and Juddy are here to help explain the technical, practical and sometimes humorous implications of forages and animal systems that keep New Zealand farmers leading the world. Allister Moorhead (Al) is

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53:27

From free diving to forage innovation with Martin Harmer

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/10/16

In this episode, Al & Juddy sit down with Martin Harmer, DLF Seeds' Australian Research Manager, to explore how pasture evaluation systems shape on-farm performance. From his Churchill scholarship world tour to challenging assumptions about nitrogen response, Martin explains why access to the right information, not just science, holds the key to unlocking genetic gain and profitability for farmers. “Science is far from rate limiting, what really matters is farmers being able to choose the

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12:52

Seed Dating: Massie swede

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/08/29

You can count on Massie swede for reliable winter feed. This new generation, early maturing variety delivers high yield potential, improved dry rot tolerance, and excellent palatability. Attractive with its yellow flesh and purple skin, Massie is just as good on the table as it is in the paddock - making it the only swede your livestock will ever need. Find out more about Massie here: www.agricom.co.nz/products/brassicas-and-beets/swede/massieSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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71:23

Shedding light on deer systems with Stu Stokes

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/08/29

In this episode, Al & Juddy sit down with Canterbury deer farmer Stu Stokes to explore the unique quirks of farming deer and the role of forages in driving performance, from how day length shapes appetite and reproduction, to the strategies Stu uses around weaning, mating and feeding. This conversation sheds light on the practical realities of running a successful deer system. “Every day you fawn a hind earlier, you could pick up 450 grams a day. So four days earlier means nearly two

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57:45

Research for on-farm impact with Robyn Dynes

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/07/07

Join Al & Juddy as they sit down with Robyn Dynes – Bioeconomy Science Institute - AgResearch Principal Scientist and Farmer Engagement Specialist, 2025 recipient of Lincoln University's highest honour, the Bledisloe Medal and most recently the winner of the Champion Award at the 2025 Primary Industries New Zealand Awards. Robyn is a pioneering figure in agricultural research whose career has spanned both sides of the Tasman. From Lincoln in the 1980s, to tackling salinity challenges in

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47:26

The future of NZ farming with Richard Green

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/05/08

Al & Juddy welcome Richard Green to the podcast! Together, they dive into the future of New Zealand agriculture, discussing the role of technology, shifting consumer demand and the challenges of a changing climate. They explore why farmers must set ambitious goals, embrace disruption, and rethink how they capture value to ensure the long-term sustainability and profitability of the industry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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55:51

Rethinking parasite control in NZ sheep farming with...

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/04/07

Internal parasite control in New Zealand sheep farming is one of the single biggest challenges to efficient sheep production. In this episode, Al & Juddy sit down with veterinarian and farm advisor Trevor Cook to explore the history, challenges, and future of parasite management. They discuss the growing resistance to anthelmintic drugs, why traditional drenching strategies are no longer enough, and the need for a more holistic, farm system based approach. From pasture management to alternative

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13:44

Seed Dating: Seed Treatment protecting your...

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/02/20

When ordering your seed this season, consider protecting your grasses during those critical first six weeks with Superstrike® seed treatment. Shifting weather patterns can lead to increased soil and pest challenges, potentially hindering your pastures before they are even established. Adding seed treatment to your next pasture order is as simple as requesting it from your rural merchant. Even better, all of our grass varieties available this season can be supplied with Superstrike® seed

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9:36

Seed Dating: Revel annual ryegrass

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/02/20

Annual ryegrass is a great fit for any landscape due to its short season nature. In temperate climates like New Zealand, tetraploid annual ryegrass provides valuable bursts of feed between cropping cycles. Agricom's brand new annual variety Revel stands out with its consistent ability to recover from a range of environmental conditions. It’s the ideal choice to follow summer crops like maize or chicory, delivering punches of winter feed to your farm system before spring rolls around again.See

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19:48

Seed Dating: Ecotain® environmental plantain

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/02/20

Al & Juddy explore the power of plantain from a common weed that has been commercialised into a valuable forage plant for animals. Ecotain® environmental plantain is the only plantain scientifically proven to dilute, delay, reduce and restrict nitrogen leaching from the urine patch. Beyond its environmental benefits, plantain offers high mineral content which helps defend against L3 larvae. Whether you’re looking to meet nitrogen leaching targets, boost animal health with

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11:33

Seed Dating: Legion perennial ryegrass

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/01/29

Legion marked the beginning of Al’s second generation of succession planning as Agricom’s Product Development Manager. This versatile perennial ryegrass is well suited to a range of conditions, from cold environments and late season challenges to milder winter climates. With characteristics such aslow aftermath seedhead and strong resilience, Legion is an all round performer you can rely on.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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12:15

Seed Dating: Attribute white clover

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/01/29

Including Attribute white clover in your pastures offers significant benefits, from boosting milksolid production, improving pasture management and by providing natural nitrogen cycling. What sets Attribute apart is that it's bred right here in New Zealand. Its genetic plasticity and adaptability to different environments and management styles makes it perfectly suited for Kiwi farmers and farming systems. Make Attribute your go-to white clover this season to drive production on any farm type.See

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10:03

Seed Dating: Three60 perennial ryegrass

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/01/29

Three60 had big shoes to fill as the successor to the iconic ONE50 perennial ryegrass. Al & Juddy explore Three60's improvements, including its ability to stay vegetative year round, a low aftermath seedhead trait and greater drymatter production and rust tolerance. Looking for a high powered pasture? Three60's outstanding summer and autumn performance paired with its late season quality might just be the perfect fit for your farming system.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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01:06:35

Just like a game of chess - paddock rotations

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2025/01/07

In this episode, Al & Juddy explore the importance of paddock rotations and long term planning in farming systems.They outline the potential of a 7-10 year plan, ranging from grass-to-grass transitions to more complex systems that incorporate crops like fodder beet, kale, and lucerne. These planned cropping cycles can stack yields, tackle hard-to-kill weeds, and streamline farm management. No matter your farm type, this discussion offers valuable insights into transforming unproductive

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00:57:19

Career development in ag - surviving Al & Juddy

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2024/12/10

Navigating your career path in your early 20s can be challenging. In this episode, Al & Juddy sit down with Sarah McKenze, Agricom’s Extension Manager to talk about her career journey and how she has achieved her success to date. This conversation is aimed at inspiring young professionals who are starting or progressing in their careers. They share a wide range of insights including what to expect in your first role and how to excel in a new environment.‘You only know what you know. It’s

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00:42:43

How to win a winter feed competition

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2024/11/05

Winter feed competitions are an integral part of New Zealand rural communities, where farmers showcase their best crops for a panel of judges. In this episode, Al & Juddy team up with Fraser Harrison, Agricom’s Forage System Specialist as seasoned competition judges to share top tips for winning your next local winter feed competition. From ideal crops, sowing dates and timing to bonus strategies for scoring extra points on the day, this podcast has what you need to come out on top.

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00:54:04

Don’t let it be bemusing when it’s summer brassica...

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2024/10/03

Summer cropping offers an excellent opportunity to boost feed during the season, especially when paddocks are scheduled for autumn renovation. Al & Juddy discuss various brassica varieties and how they fit into different farming systems and climatic conditions. Join them as the explore specific examples and offer valuable insights into how summer cropping could benefit your operation.

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00:14:31

Seed Dating: Seed Treatment protecting your...

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2024/09/22

This isn't your typical episode of Seed Dating! Al & Juddy are joined by Fraser Harrison, Agricom's Forage System Specialist, to highlight the critical role of Seed Treatment in protecting brassica crops during the spring sowing season. Listen in to learn the benefits of both Ultrastrike® and Gaucho®, and how these treatments serve as an essential 'insurance policy' against pests and diseases, ensuring better plant survival through the establishment stage and beyond.

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00:11:56

Seed Dating: Mainstar forage rape

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2024/09/22

In this episode of Seed Dating, meet the star of regrowth—Mainstar forage rape. This modern, early-maturing rape boasts strong aphid tolerance and is capable of multiple regrowth cycles! Tune in to learn why Mainstar forage rape could be a great fit to your farming system.

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00:15:00

Seed Dating: SovGold kale

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2024/09/22

Introducing New Zealand’s largest selling kale—SovGold! This late flowering kale stands out with its impressive utilisation and leaf-to-stem ratio. Thanks to its outstanding characteristics, SovGold is suitable for a wide range of farm systems seeking a high-yielding kale that offers great flexibility.

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00:48:52

Trials and tribulations of picking a favourite

The Al & Juddy Show ·

2024/09/06

Join Al & Juddy as they discuss how to choose the best forage species for your farming system. They share their experiences in evaluating different cultivars, covering everything from understanding animal grazing preferences and conducting replicated plot trials to considering the impact of management decisions. Whether you already have your preferred forage cultivars or are curious about the selection process, this episode provides valuable insights on how to make informed choices that

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