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opportunity to control perennial weeds and also breaks pest cycles. Despite the benefits to be gained from pasture renewal, around 50% of New Zealand farmers renew less than 2% of their pastures each year (C. B. Glassey pers. comm.) or do no pasture renewal. While pasture renewal has increased in recent years, many farmers still remain hesitant to engage in the process due to the perceived high risk of failure. Our experience is that some start, but don’t continue due to failures resulting from poor advice, lack of knowledge and the taking of short-cuts to reduce time or cost. The Programmed ApproachTM packages current knowledge on pasture renewal and cropping into a programme so farmers can increase their success rate and presumably overall farm productivity and profitability. This programme has been developed in the Waikato and Northland by scientists and experienced field practitioners for use wherever perennial weeds and pasture pests are a problem. It is a pasture renewal programme aimed at ensuring good establishment, productivity and longevity of new perennial pastures.

The Programmed Approach™ to pasture renewal and cropping