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- … in the face of urban growth. Phase 2 will look at activities which affect soil health, and this is due for release next year 2020. Submissions closed 10 October 2019 and Beef + Lamb New Zealand has put in a submission on Phase 1 of the …
- Page… inside healthy adult animals. … Female Cooperia oncophora releasing eggs: Photo C. Sauermann From eggs in poo to the next round of larvae The time from when eggs are laid by the female worm, to when they pass out in dung, can be as long as …
- Page… Dairy NZ’s managing stressed people webpage Dairy farming DairyNZ’s heavy snow webpage – covers immediate actions, next priorities, feed planning and stock health. Dairy NZ’s dealing with snow in early lactation webpage Dairy NZ’s …
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- Page… in only one or two places within the paddock. Grazing and stock class management – grazing lighter classes of stock next to unfenced waterways results in less impact than heavier animals on the same area. Uncultivated buffers – in areas …
- Page… your paddocks over the coming months. … 9 practical tips around winter grazing: Plan early. When choosing paddocks for next year’s winter feed crop, think about how you can improve your management of critical source areas and waterways. …
- … Resource Management (Stock Exclusion) Regulations 2020 B+LNZ will continue to provide updates on what’s happening, next steps, and how we’ll be helping farmers over the coming weeks and months with information and support. Government …
- The Wainuioru Community River Care Group was set up after a community meeting, attended by more than 60 people, at the Wainuioru Hall in September 2017. We were keen to find out more about our water quality and come up with ways our river and catchment could be improved. We also had concerns about future regulations andother issues such as flooding, sediment and crack willow infestations throughout the catchment. We set the group up as an incorporated society where the purposes of the society …
- Page… Which paddocks will you be using for next year’s winter feed crops? To ensure the best environmental and animal welfare outcomes, B+LNZ has compiled a list of …
- The MCC is a community-led network shaped by the people who live and work in the catchment—especially rural landowners, residents, and volunteers. MCC began with grassroots energy and local conversations, and while partners provide valuable support, it is the community that defines the kaupapa, sets priorities, and leads the way. Many involved wear multiple hats and move between roles—farmers, professionals, advocates, and more. MCC is not a single voice, but a chorus of lived experience, …