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Implementing the 6 Laws of Best Business Practice ensures sustainable:-
√ Profit √ Lower costs √ Environment growth √ Carbon positive
Employing the Daily Profit Indicators to measure the 6 Laws ensures that robust sustainable and profitable decisions are made on:-
farm type, size, contour, locality
capital investment in land, buildings, animals, people, etc
fertiliser type, levels, biologically balanced soil health, etc
animal health and cow condition
stocking rates, breed type, animal size and age
livestock farming options e.g. dairying versus dry stock
environmentally sustainable practices
healthy food options for people to consume
making time for leisure and taking regular holidays
The Results
Its about making decisions daily based on profit not production.
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Testimonials
"My husband is a changed man, life is exciting again..."
Kathi - Waikato
"The opportunities are immense, now we focus on profit "
David - Waikato
"We can nail our daily decisions down to the last cents of profit..."
Brett - Bay of Plenty
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It is common for members to achieve sustainable profit increases never ever achieved from adopting previous technology inputs. This has also led to the identification of positive carbon levels in their soils.
It has become clear that the majority of our members have significantly reduced the use of chemicals. The use of nitrogen has not proved to be profitable and supplementary feeds have not been profitable in over 85% of situations.
The soil health and animal health areas have shown significant trends.
Fertiliser and animal health costs have been reduced by around 40%
Less metabolic diseases, empty rates, bloat
Parasites, facial eczema and weeds are significantly reduced
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