AgYields: a valuable tool for farmers
B+LNZ is encouraging farmers to work with their consultants about how best to take advantage of AgYields, a national...
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Lamb survival workshop aims to increase the odds
Improving lamb survival rates is a key focus for New Zealand farmers, especially this time of year. To address this...
NZ Olympic Team partnership strengthens national pride
Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) has been a proud partner of the New Zealand Olympic Team to highlight the connection...
B+LNZ submission on vocational reform
Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) has submitted feedback on the Ministry of Education’s (MoE) and the Tertiary Education...
Update on RMA reform
The Government has provided more information on how it will reform the Resource Management Act (RMA).
Do yearling heifers need a pre-mating drench?
Dr Ginny Dodunski, Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s Wormwise Programme Manager offers timely advice about whether or not...
E-diary notices: 20 September 2024
Spotted something in our weekly e-diary newsletters and need to refer to it again?
Methane vaccine becoming a viable option with new company formation
A methane-reducing vaccine, developed by Kiwi scientists is getting closer to becoming a reality with the AgriZeroNZ and...
Tickets selling fast for B+LNZ Awards
Tickets for the Beef + Lamb New Zealand Awards in Hamilton on 10 October are selling fast and anyone wanting to join the...
B+LNZ reminds sheep farmers of tail length requirements
As docking or tailing gets underway, Beef + Lamb New Zealand is reminding farmers about the tail length regulations that...
Successful first combined F4P Field Day in St Arnaud
Over 80 farmers and rural professionals from across Tasman and Marlborough gathered at Lenticular Lake Station in St...
Celebrating 2024 Te Reo Māori Week with B+LNZ
Te Reo Māori Week (14 to 21 September 2024) is a timely opportunity for Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) to provide an...
B+LNZ's regional policy work
Here’s an update on our work around NZ as part of regional planning processes relating to freshwater plans.
Call for more farmers to join B+LNZ study to help tackle facial eczema
Farmers are being encouraged to join the Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) Sheep Poo study, a crucial part of the...
E-diary notices: 13 September 2024
We want your sheep poo, Register your interest in a B+LNZ climate policy position workshop, TB slaughter levy changes...
Director roadshow wraps up
More than 400 farmers attended one of 30 Director roadshow meetings nationwide between 29 July and 5 September.
Strong turnout for B+LNZ’s ENI Farmer Council Annual Meeting
The recent B+LNZ Eastern North Island (ENI) Farmer Council Annual Meeting, held in Masterton, had an outstanding turnout...
Farmlands on celebrating the sector through B+LNZ Awards
In a recent B+LNZ Scene + Herd podcast, Farmlands CEO Tanya Houghton shares Farmlands’ commitment to the B+LNZ Awards...
Modules support farmers in Integrated Farm Plan Process
Beef + Lamb New Zealand has launched nine online learning modules to help farmers take ownership of their Farm Plan and...
Parasites in the Pacific Conference
At the recent Parasites in the Pacific Conference, B+LNZ’s Principal Scientist, Dr Cara Brosnahan, presented on the...