MAINTAINING NATURAL STREAM FLOWS IN INSTREAM STRUCTURES FOR GOOD FISH PASSAGE Fish passage guidelines look complex but this P&F Global white paper outlines the simple concepts you need to follow to design instream structures that comply with regulations. To design an instream structure that complies with regulatory...
DRONE SERVICE DELIVERS SMART, FUTURE-PROOFED DRAINAGE PLAN “So quick and easy” is how Charlotte and Andrew Rayner describe the process of getting a drainage plan and new pipes in place with the help of the P&F Global team and their free drone service. The service uses a...
EFFECTIVE FARM DRAINAGE SYSTEMS WILL REMOVE EXCESS SURFACE AND SUB-SURFACE WATER FROM PADDOCKS WITHIN 24-48 HOURS OF A RAINFALL EVENT Effective farm drainage and the rapid removal of surface flooding and excess sub-surface water helps to: prevent excessive soil water levels protect soil quality eliminate stock...
EUROFLO products are easy and safe to install, cost-effective and durable with SN-ratings designed to withstand heavy loads and tough treatment. If you need to deliver cost-effective, durable drainage solutions for farms and rural projects, you need to install EUROFLO pipes and fittings....
Understanding the impact of new freshwater regulations on farms and farm management Wetland protections and standards for intensive winter grazing are among the first of the new freshwater regulations to take effect. We’ve developed this short paper to provide an overview of all the freshwater regulations,...
Dairy farmers have shown their commitment to improving water quality in New Zealand by meeting all the targets set out in the Sustainable Dairying: Water Accord to date, but more work lies ahead. Since the launch of the Water Accord in 2013, the dairy industry has...
EUROFLO® GO-IN SYSTEM PROVIDES EASY DRAINAGE SOLUTION FOR COMMERCIAL DAIRY FARM SHED A new loafing barn at Tukituki Dairy Goats commercial farm in the Hawkes Bay was in need of a simple drainage solution for rainwater and EUROFLO®’s Go-In System has proven to be the perfect...
Around New Zealand more than 99% of all regular stock crossing points on dairy farms have bridges or culverts. That equates to more than 40,000 stock crossings nationwide. Young dairy farmer Hamish Robinson has carried out a range of projects over the last year to upgrade...
