E-diary notices: 5 September 2025
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Beef + Lamb New Zealand launches game-changing AI-powered assistant
Beef + Lamb New Zealand has launched an AI-powered digital assistant to help farmers using the B+LNZ Knowledge Hub to...
Update for farmers on Waikato Plan Change 1
The following was emailed to farmers in districts that are included in PC1 on 2 September 2025.
Planning for a successful yearling heifer mating programme
Planning, feeding, a robust animal health programme and the right genetics are the critical factors in a successful...
Technologies showcased at B+LNZ’s Tech over Tucker Dinner
Remain curious and go for it. This is what Sir Ian Taylor told a packed audience at Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s Tech over...
New scholarship for young Otago and South Canterbury farmers
Young farmers in Otago and South Canterbury are being encouraged to apply for a new scholarship designed to support...
E-diary notices: 29 August 2025
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Tararua farmers open paradise to public
Tararua sheep and beef farmers Marty and Debbie Hull have given access to the public to their “magical” waterfall for...
Primary Purpose research on public views around emissions
At a time when NZ’s emissions policies are under scrutiny and consumers increasingly look for low-carbon products...
Showcasing innovation in Taranaki farming
Each year, Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) hosts three events across the Taranaki region to spotlight innovative farming...
Do cattle need a drench coming out of the winter?
Cattle coming out of the winter often get a drench in the springtime, but this may not be necessary for all animals...
Showcasing B+LNZ at Lincoln University’s Food and Fibre Awards
Beef + Lamb New Zealand took the opportunity to showcase the careers available within the organisation and the red meat...
Indoor lambing system continues to deliver
On a cold, wet July day, 200 single or triplet-bearing ewes were tucked up in the Dawkins family’s warm, dry lambing...
E-diary notices: 22 August 2025
More GFF trainers needed, Wairarapa Livestock Parasite Management Group Field Day
B+LNZ backs women’s rugby
B+LNZ is continuing its support for New Zealand athletes by partnering with Sky’s broadcast of the Women’s Rugby World...
Bulls needed for across-breed progeny test
Angus and Hereford stud breeders are being encouraged to nominate sires for use in an innovative beef genetics programme...
Farm interns explore cattle handling in VR
Whangārei A&P Society’s Farm Intern Programme students have been learning how to handle cattle safely without stepping...
Planning ahead for next year’s winter forage crops
With spring just around the corner, Beef + Lamb New Zealand is encouraging farmers to start planning ahead for next year...
Lamb revival
A well-equipped lambing kit can help minimise lamb losses, particularly in bad weather.
Planting productive land in trees is clogging the arteries of our economy
This opinion editorial by B+LNZ Chair Kate Acland was published in the Sunday Star-Times on 10 August 2025.