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B+LNZ Environment Strategy Webinar

Launched in May 2018, B+LNZ's new environment strategy is a significant milestone for our sheep and beef industry. In this webinar, Julia Beijeman (B+LNZ Environment Strategy Manager) discusses the 4 pillars of the strategy and what each means, how they will be measured, how they will be achieved, and why they are our focus.

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