Technology and innovation on display at Tangihanga Station
There was a strong sense of curiosity and optimism in the air at Tangihanga Station recently, as farmers, landowners and...
There was a strong sense of curiosity and optimism in the air at Tangihanga Station recently, as farmers, landowners and...
Annual meeting voting closes next week, Rural professionals: please complete digital farm data survey
Following our submission on the draft legislation to replace the Resource Management Act, we’ve had a series of meetings...
B+LNZ was proud to be part of the recent East Coast Farming Expo in Wairoa. A key highlight was the B+LNZ Station...
While the wet summer in some areas has been good for grass growth, some kale winter forage crops have been affected by...
Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) is pleased to announce the ten recipients of the inaugural 2026 B+LNZ Agricultural...
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A major shift in US trade policy has reduced tariffs on New Zealand sheepmeat but added new uncertainty. Beef remains...
There are plenty of opportunities to catch up with the B+LNZ team, ask questions, and hear the latest. We’ll be on site...
Wormwise vet Mary Bowron gives timely advice about worm management in the read- up to mating and particularly being on...
In its submission on the Planning Bill and Natural Environment Bill as part of Resource Management Act reforms, B+LNZ...
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From Parliament to field days, Kiwis enjoyed celebrating New Zealand food producers during National Lamb Day 2026.
Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s (B+LNZ) refreshed extension programme is progressing well, and farmers across the country are...
Body condition scoring ewes at least six weeks out from mating can make a significant difference to conception rates and...
Farmers wanting to establish subterranean clovers in their pastures this autumn are encouraged to graze pastures down to...
Incursions of foreign animal diseases such as foot and mouth disease could be devastating for farmers, livestock...
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Voting information for the 2026 B+LNZ Annual Meeting processes – including a director election for Southern South Island...
The following was emailed to farmers on 12 February 2026.