Large scale conversion of sheep and beef farms to forestry as a result of the Zero Carbon Bill will have a significant negative impact on rural New Zealand, according to research released by Beef + Lamb New Zealand.
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LEARN MOREWe have put together information for preparing and responding to floods, including factsheets, and links to websites and organisations that can help provide you with support.
LEARN MOREB+LNZ is backing the Primary Sector Climate Change Commitment as the best way for putting in place the right incentives and framework needed for the agricultural sector to achieve climate change outcomes.
Learn moreNot to be missed, this afternoon in Gore on 17 October will cover a range of thought-provoking topics and feature an impressive line-up of speakers.
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Read moreWe have a range of resources to help you protect your farm and prevent the spread of the disease.
Learn moreVisit our new Knowledge Hub - it gives you access to a range of fact sheets, tools and calculators designed to help you run a successful farm operation.
Large scale conversion of sheep and beef farms to forestry as a result of the Zero Carbon Bill will have a significant negative impact on rural New Zealand, according to research released by Beef + Lamb New Zealand.
Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) is backing the Primary Sector Climate Change Commitment as the best way for putting in place the right incentives and framework needed for the agricultural sector to achieve climate change outcomes.
Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) is urging the Government to adopt a science-based approach to changes to the Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon) Amendment Bill so the country can meet its Paris Agreement commitments while ensuring a more equitable framework for all sectors of the economy.
Driving better business with 'Resilient Farmer' Doug Avery.
PLEASE NOTE: This seminar has been postponed till 17th October due to the weather.
The Ministry for Primary Industries, Beef + Lamb New Zealand, and DairyNZ invite you to join us and other Northland rural professionals to an update on the Mycoplasma Bovis eradication programme.
Learn about practical safety risk management on your farm, and get the plans and procedures you need to be compliant.
Registrations for the 2019 Understanding Your Farming Business (UYFB) programmes are now open.
Registrations are now open for the 2019 AWDT programmes.
This programme brings sheep and beef farming partners (couples, owner/manager, father/daughter or similar) together to achieve their business goals and aspirations – using a team approach to business planning and is offered at no cost to participants.
Learn about practical safety risk management on your farm, and get the plans and procedures you need to be compliant.
This event will focus on ensuring farmers are compliant with new animal welfare, transport and NAIT requirements and showcase useful technologies.
Registrations for the 2019 Understanding Your Farming Business (UYFB) programmes are now open.
Phone: +64 4 473 9150
Freephone within NZ:
0800 BEEFLAMB (0800 233 352)
Email: enquiries@beeflambnz.com
