This month marks the 70th anniversary of B+LNZ’s Economic Service, which was initially set up in 1950 to help a struggling post-war sheep sector.
LEARN MOREAs part of B+LNZ's Catchment Community Programme to support farmers in taking a leadership role to establish or run a catchment, B+LNZ is running a second catchment e-forum on 28 July with catchment leaders giving their expertise.
REGISTER NOWSheep and beef farm input prices rose at a very slow pace in the year to March 2020, according to the latest B+LNZ Economic Service Sheep and Beef On-Farm Inflation Report.
READ FULL REPORTA pilot study investigating the potential of a groundbreaking facial eczema (FE) tolerance test is being launched in July.
READ MEDIA RELEASE9 simple tips that will ensure you, your animals, and the environment get the best out of this season.
GET TIPSFeed shortages are a reality across many parts of the country this year. To support farmer decision-making during this difficult time, B+LNZ, working alongside other organisations, has put together a number of feed and stock-management related tools and resources.
LEARN MOREVisit the Knowledge Hub - it gives you access to a range of fact sheets, tools and calculators designed to help you run a successful farm operation.
This month marks the 70th anniversary of Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s Economic Service, which was initially set up in 1950 to help a struggling post-war sheep sector.
Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) Genetics and LIC have joined forces to fulfill growing demand for quality beef genetics suitable for New Zealand dairy cows and support a continued focus on animal welfare by making superior beef genetics easier for dairy farmers to access.
The Labour Party’s announcement that resource consent will be required for highly productive farmland to be converted into forestry is unlikely to address the issue of large-scale conversion of sheep and beef farms created by the Emissions Trading Scheme.
Protecting New Zealand’s iconic flora and fauna is integral to the future of farming and the Government is consulting on how it can protect New Zealand's native biodiversity.
Get involvedHave you considered joining or setting up a Catchment Community? Come and join our Catchment Community e-forum from the comfort of your own home.
Join Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s (B+LNZ) Global Market & Taste Pure Nature Update as part of B+LNZ's national webinar series.
Join us for a feed planning workshop on managing ewes from scanning to lambing.
This community event is supported by the Rural Support Trust, MPI, Tararua District Council and Love Local Tararua.
Please note this programme is now FULL. Keep an eye out for further 2020 AWDT Wāhine Māia, Wāhine Whenua Programmes in your area.
This community event is supported by the Rural Support Trust, MPI, Tararua District Council and Love Local Tararua.
This community event is supported by the Rural Support Trust, MPI, Tararua District Council and Love Local Tararua.
To celebrate the collaboration of our amazing 'Rapa' Community, the Rural Support Trust are organising a get together inviting everyone that contributed to the feed run.
This workshop will help you understand your farm's unique natural resources and develop a plan to remain productive while putting actions in place to manage any potential risks to the environment.
Join us for a post COVID-19 lockdown get-together with your community, local Catchment Group and Thriving Southland.
Phone: +64 4 473 9150
Freephone within NZ:
0800 BEEFLAMB (0800 233 352)
Email: enquiries@beeflambnz.com
