Beef + Lamb New Zealand and the Meat Industry Association have welcomed the Government’s decision to support a farm-level approach to reduce agricultural emissions.
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Bipartisan support for the Zero Carbon Act will provide certainty for farmers about the framework for emissions, but sheep and beef farmers are disappointed the methane targets remain unchanged.
“There is still critical work to be done on the Zero Carbon Bill and its methane targets to ensure the Bill achieves its own objectives,” says Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s (B+LNZ) Chief Executive Sam McIvor.
Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) and the Meat Industry Association (MIA) have welcomed the Government’s decision to support a farm-level approach to reduce agricultural emissions.
With a number of environmental issues currently being consulted on by the government, B+LNZ is running an Environmental Issues Farmer Roadshow to help farmers understand what's going on, get feedback from farmers on their thoughts on the policies being proposed, and to provide advice for farmers wan
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Learn about practical safety risk management on your farm, and get the plans and procedures you need to be compliant.
This workshop is aimed at supporting farmers to complete their Farm Environment Plans as required by the Southland Land and Water plan.
This discussion group event is in the form of a field day run in conjunction with DairyNZ, local Council and Fonterra. Join us for a field day as we focus on environmental sustainability through good management practices.
Get an overview of the latest local and national insights and other breakthroughs that could help the dairy sector meet future challenges.
You're invited to a farmer meeting to discuss the local TB situation.
This discussion group event is in the form of a field day run in conjunction with DairyNZ, local Council and Fonterra. Join us for a field day as we focus on environmental sustainability through good management practices.
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You're invited to a farmer meeting to discuss the local TB situation.
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