Autumn 2017
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Draughtsman to stockman INSIDE
Adrian sticks with performers - PAGE 12
Centre-pivots change rules - PAGE 17
Marrying the daughter of the owner of a large sheep-and-beef farm brought radical change to city draughtsman David Thomas. He learnt from his father-in-law, from field days, from courses: ‘I think if you set your mind to doing something, you can do anything,’ says David. – page 26.
Young contractor ploughs ahead - PAGE 66
Trade services and equipment - PAGE 78
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WORLD WIDE AGRICULTURE CONFERENCE
W O R L D
W I D E
AGRICULTURE Lincoln University Lincoln, July 5 - 7 Earlybird Registrations end May 1st
DICK TAYLER - NZ Guest Speaker Dick was the 1974 Commonwealth Games’ gold medalist in the 10,000m and held many New Zealand titles over 1500m to 10,000m distances
TIM REINBOTT - USA
STEPHANIE HOWARD - NEW ZEALAND
DR DON HUBER - USA
Will discuss market issues around genetic modification (GM)
NEAL KINSEY - USA
Discussing how to achieve nutrient-dense crops and foods. He will also discuss the role of sulphur
PETER EGGERS - CANADA
Will discuss his work using the Albrecht programme on corn and forages and the effects it has on soil health Will talk on the role nutrients have on plants and how these protect it from specific diseases
BOB PERRY - USA
Will provide an overview of peer reviewed papers investigating Albrecht and testing methods
He will talk about why and how his yields are better than both GMO and conventional crops
JOAN TIMMERMANS - NETHERLANDS
DR DALE BLEVINS - USA
PETER NORWOOD - AUSTRALIA
Discussing the inter-relationship between calcium and boron, and why we need these two elements
Farmer speakers from Australia and New Zealand
Will speak on use of plant sap analysis
Peter will be discussing human and animal nutrition
To register visit www.wwag.co.nz or email bruce@wwag.co.nz