As land prices continue to rise, the value of every acre becomes increasingly significant. For many landowners, investing in additional acreage may not be financially viable. Instead, a more sensible approach is to focus on the land you already own, particularly those rocky paddocks that limit productivity. By effectively clearing...
Managing Farm Effluent: How Central Injection Agri Helps Farmers Avoid Costly RMA Penalties New Zealand's agricultural sector faces increasingly stringent environmental regulations, with the Resource Management Act (RMA) imposing significant penalties on farms that fail to properly manage their effluent systems. For dairy farmers and livestock operations across the country,...
CIA Ltd Champions the Advantages of Utilising Green Organic Waste from Urban Areas on Rural Farms In an age where sustainability is more critical than ever, CIA Ltd are at the forefront of innovative practices that are emerging to bridge the gap between urban waste management and rural agricultural needs. One...
Revolutionise the way you clear your farm's paddocks with Central Injection Agri's groundbreaking Rock Picker. Say goodbye to tedious and time-consuming clearing methods as this innovative equipment promises to boost your farm's efficiency like never before. By seamlessly integrating cutting-edge technology with practicality, Central Injection Agri's Rock Picker...
Being cost effective is always top of mind for New Zealand farmers. Correct Slurry Management is the way forward to reducing the costs of other farm inputs such as potassium, phosphate, fuel and nitrogen Manure injection is a slurry management technique that is a viable and sustainable option for many farms...
Waste water from farming's animal operations is referred to as "farm effluent." Your farm effluent has nutrients, nitrate-producing bacteria, phosphate, potash, and a variety of other components that can boost crop growth and improve soil health. What You Should Know About Managing Farm Effluent Farm effluent management has been a major concern...
Three Variations of Slurry Injection Techniques These lower emissions from slurries and liquid manures by placing the manure below the crop canopy, that reduces the surface area exposed to the air and the air flow over it. Depending on the crop height, these machines' efficacy can change. The three primary categories of...
Welcome to Central Irrigation Agri (CIA) newly established website! The need came about for a website due to the growth our business is experiencing - getting the right information out to farmers about how cost-effective and beneficial our services are is important now more than ever. To find out more about who...
