I'm Taking DNA From My Waterways To See What Bird & Aquatic Life Is Actually In Them!

Good on u bro have a good life

Hi Andrew nice video mate
Did you go to fieldays
Cows are looking good mate

Thanks jack

Canadian Geese, what we call flying rats, seem to have made it all the way to NZ. My oh my.

Good to see Andrew how young progressive farmers are moving the dial. Hope there isn’t too many carp. Growing up in Northland in the 50’s /60’s we never had any carp. When were they introduced into NZ. Up here on the Atherton Tablelands the rain has finally buggered off and sugar cane, maize and peanut harvest are in full swing.Interesting to see Fronterra has put the Australian operations on to the market

Nice to see your videos 👌

That’s so interesting

Andrew. Have you ever thought of outdoor cubicles off your feeding bay where you load your cows for the works ??

Very interesting vid sir... almost though you were over here at the start of it though 😮😊.. your farm is looking great .. 👍🏻 stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Can you send your info to Forrest and bird had a young upstart come to my house looking for money to stop pollution in rivers .man I was pissed off when he asked where my proof was said to him I know lots of farmers who test there water.
Good job keep it up.

Brilliant video Andrew. Proof that the vast majority of Farmers actually do care about the environment, I love how you are constantly trying to improve your farm and the flora and fauna.
Keep it up Andrew and hopefully these people against farming will eventually take notice.

Pinching our eels, next it will be possums.

When do your cows calf

Andrew, great work. Love your rain, v dry here southern Australia.
Do you use any Gibberlic Acid on pasture? I haven’t seen any videos on it

Super interesting, would be good to get some little bait traps from k mart or something and see what you can catch in your waterways then compare them to the results from the DNA

👀🙄🐾👍Interesting Andy

such a great video

That is very interesting. Do you pay that fee, or is it subsidized by someone?

I’m surprised your still milking cow’s since your making a fortune in the horse racing business

you can always use a small section of farm race to hold cows in the wet to not bring them onto concrete

Would you consider getting a spring tine harrow and an air seeder like Adrian on ifarmwefarm you could reseed them paddocks in springtime

Do all new Zealand dairy farmers out winter their livestock?

Hey Andrew you might need a quad bike with all that mud

Why don’t you move the cows in the evening?

That way you could see how the paddock looks in the morning and move them sooner if they’re damaging the paddock.

Need halter collars awesome for letting them onto fresh break from home

You really are becoming quite the Ecologist now.
Well done and hope the rain eases up for your cows.😊