Harnessing Nature's Bounty: Choosing Native Plants for Stock Shelter and Farming
In the realm of farming and agriculture, the benefits of integrating native plants into stock shelter and farming practices are increasingly recognized. Native plants not only provide natural and sustainable solutions for sheltering livestock but also offer numerous ecological advantages, from soil stabilization to biodiversity conservation. In this blog, we'll explore the importance of choosing native plants for stock shelter and farming, highlighting their resilience, adaptability, and multifunctional benefits.
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Planting a range of New Zealand natives is going to make a huge difference to local bird life. Generally a mixture of natives will provide a range of habitats and a varying food source for native birds. 
Riparian margins are strips of land along the edges of natural watercourses including streams, lakes and wetlands. The are the transitional area from land to water. The planting of riparian zones plays an important role in protecting the environment, and these are increasingly becoming recognised as important areas to plant in natives.
