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… soil nutrients and humus. It also acts as a protective layer, reducing soil erosion during the winter months.  Economic advantage : By growing a winter crop, farmers can continue to generate income through lamb fattening on land that …

… are available for the INZB programme. View the Beef Progeny Test webpage for Sire Lists and Beef Progeny Tests reports. Information for farmers (PDF, 3MB) Information for breeders (PDF, 3MB) … Informing New Zealand Beef Programme …

B+LNZ is funded by farmers through commodity levies paid on all sheep, beef and dairy cattle processed in New Zealand. Find out more about the strategies that guide our levy investment, what the current levies are and how farmers can have a say on the continuation of levies. This section also contains the Red Meat Report from B+LNZ and the Meat Industry Association. … Your levy …

Find out more about factors that can affect pricing in our sector. B+LNZ monitors activity and trends to help our sector forecast future price activity, mitigate risk and identify opportunities.  … International soft commodity indicators We also monitor the annual and monthly global price trends of a selection of soft commodities to forecast future price activity, mitigate risk and identify opportunities. Soft commodity indicators include:  Animal proteins – beef and lamb compared with chicken …

… industry in the coming years including the proposed support for existing groups. … B+LNZ Action Group evaluation reports … B+LNZ Action Groups …

… of the review will be on ectoparasites that are important to New Zealand’s sheep and beef cattle sector due to their economic cost and negative impact on animal health and welfare, including blowflies, louse) and ticks.  Benefits to … such as podcasts, webinars, and factsheets that provide practical advice on control and management of ectoparasites. Economic resilience:  Preparedness for new threats (e.g. emerging ectoparasite risks) will help farmers adapt and protect …

The proposed TANK Plan Change, also known as “Proposed Plan Change 9” introduces new ways to manage the land and waterways of the Tūtaekurī, Ahuriri, Ngaruroro and Karamū (TANK) catchments. The Plan will impact on your farm, so it is important that you have your say. … Overview The Hawkes Bay Regional Council are currently consulting on their Proposed Plan Change 9 – to manage freshwater ecological health for the Tutaekuri, Ahuriri, Ngaruroro and Karamu (TANK) catchments. The TANK plan includes …