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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.

To download the strategy and implementation plan, visit: https://beeflambnz.com/environment-st...

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Call the team on 0800 BEEFLAMB (0800 233 352) for more information.

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