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Health and safety on farm - Risk management
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Health and safety on farm - Risk management
This short video covers risk management and using the stop, look, assess and manage process.
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Turning challenges into opportunities: Industry panel
Recorded at a Beef + Lamb New Zealand webinar, Robyn Dynes (AgResearch), Andrew Morrison (B+LNZ Chair), Emma Crutchley, Mark Cox and Nigel Woodhead speak about how farmers can be open to opportunities in the sector and things that farmers can do to remain resilient in a complex and ever-changing world.
Breakfeed: Sarah Barr, Coach Approach Rural
After the B+LNZ Central Canterbury Farming for Profit “Connected to you – moving up the ladder” seminar we caught up with guest speaker Sarah Barr, Coach Approach Rural, to talk through ways to highlight future pathways for growth and upskilling along each stage of a farming career.
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