Feed management focus of B+LNZ Farming for Profit workshop
The management of feed deficits and surpluses was the focus of a recent Beef + Lamb New Zealand North Canterbury Farming...
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B+LNZ support farmers in Marlborough and Tasman
Over 100 farmers and agribusiness professionals gathered in Blenheim last week for an annual dinner hosted by B+LNZ’s...
Strong interest in new nProve Beef genetics tool
B+LNZ is seeing strong farmer interest in our newly-launched nProve Beef genetics tool, with early feedback and usage...
Meeting highlights ERG’s environment policy role
B+LNZ’s Environment Reference Group (ERG), made up of representatives from each B+LNZ Farmer Council and Kāhui, met last...
US tariff hike: what it means for NZ red meat
B+LNZ is hugely disappointed red meat exports to the US now face a 15 percent tariff. While demand for our product...
E-diary notices: 1 August 2025
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Livestock Parasite Management Groups tackle drench resistance
Seven Beef + Lamb New Zealand Livestock Parasite Management Groups around the country are helping farmers build the know...
Tasmania shows the way on water storage
Tasmania’s success with water storage was highlighted by former Tasmanian Irrigation CEO Andrew Kneebone at the Primary...
Global meat experts forecast rising beef and sheepmeat prices
Two of the world’s leading experts on global agriculture and food trade trends have told the Red Meat Sector conference...
B+LNZ quarterly activity update July 2025
The below email was sent to farmers on 30 July 2025.
Factors to consider before getting back into capsules
If the bush telegraph is correct, it seems there are a fair few pre-lamb drench capsules going back out onto farms in...
B+LNZ brings farmer perspective and evidence-based approach to RMA proposals
Beef + Lamb New Zealand has published its submission on the Government’s proposed amendments to a range of Resource...
E-diary notices: 11 July 2025
RMA national direction consultation closing soon, Do you have a B+LNZ online account? Skiing for farmers
Ways to grow your people
B+LNZ recently hosted a four-part ‘grow your people, grow your farm’ webinar series aimed at helping farmers build...
Supporting Tasman and Marlborough farmers
Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) is thinking of all the farmers in the Tasman and Marlborough regions who have been hit...
Maximising lamb finishing performance
The strong outlook for lamb is an even greater incentive for farmers to maximise the kilograms of product they sell next...
Red meat export strategy launched at conference
New Zealand’s red meat sector has unveiled a new strategy to boost export returns, as new analysis shows non-tariff...
E-diary notices: 18 July 2025
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B+LNZ welcomes Government moves to stop council plan changes
Beef + Lamb New Zealand has welcomed the Government’s announcement it will stop councils notifying new regional or...
Farmers encouraged to consider planting catch crops this spring
B+LNZ is encouraging farmers to consider planting catch crops this spring to capture and utilise residual soil nitrogen...