Total Replacement Therapy

Whakatane dairy farmers Alan and Wendy Law entrusted us to establish the first Total Replacement Therapy trial on their farm back in October 2019. Two-and-a-half years later, they have reduced synthetic nitrogen from 180 units/N per ha, to a mere 35 units/N per ha, without loss of profit or production.

So, it only seems right that Wyndlea Farm is where we hold the 2022 Kiwi Fertiliser Total Replacement Therapy Bay of Plenty Field Day, on April 7.

Register for the Field Day here: https://totalreplacementtherapy.com/2022-field-days

Read an article about the Law family here: https://totalreplacementtherapy.com/law-family%2C-whakatane

The groundbreaking, scientifically-supported regenerative farming method

Long before Total Replacement Therapy was established, the foundation of David Law's work as a biological farm consultant could be abbreviated to a simple but rarely understood concept: the Bio-Circle.

Find out how Total Replacement Therapy was born to give more focus to each part of a biological farm management plan.

https://totalreplacementtherapy.com/blog/f/bio-circle-the-foundation-to-trt

Total Replacement Therapy is kicking off 2022 with two field days demonstrating the next step in how we can give farmers the tools to navigate the upcoming Emissions Trading Scheme or He Waka Eke Noa changes with as little disruption as possible.

To be held in Waikato (April 6) and Bay of Plenty (April 7), we will present a range of speakers on animal nutrition, reducing emissions, and getting the best use from a biological system with biological additives and enhancers.

With 30 farms now on the Total Replacement Therapy Programme nationwide, we are continually improving and evolving the programme to ensure we are ahead of the game – and to ensure farmers are in the best place possible to meet the changes to the way they farm.

The Waikato field day will be held at the Ngahinapouri property on which brothers Chris and Mike Reymer are sharemilkers, on April 6; and the Bay of Plenty field day will be held at Alan and Wendy Law’s farm at Edgecumbe, on April 7.

Keep an eye out for more information to come on our page.

Taranaki dairy farmers Grant Hanson and Amanda Carter-Hanson took a risk when it was time to rethink the way they farmed – and that gamble has paid off.

Read their full story here:

https://totalreplacementtherapy.com/carter-hanson