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    Agricultural and horticultural land occupy more than 40% of New Zealand, meaning there is significant pressure on farmers to manage the effects of their land use on water quality – and that includes managing stock near water. As well as the obvious action of keeping stock out of waterways this also involves management of the land near waterways or where there are transport pathways that could transport contaminants to water. … Benefits of keeping stock out of waterways As a farmer, keeping …
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    Lamb survival workshop aims to increase the odds …
    Lamb survival workshop
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    Wairarapa Innovation Farm – Richard Tosswill …
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    Drystock Biosecurity Guidelines …
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    Ewe Body Condition Scoring …
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    Bulls selected for across-breed Beef Progeny Test …
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    Reviving newborn lambs …
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    Community Based Freshwater Monitoring …
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    Follow this Safe Work Procedure when using horses for farm work. … What are the minimum operator requirements? Rider must be under direct supervision until assessed as competent by the person in charge of the workplace. Rider is to ride a horse matched to their ability. What equipment do you need? Riding helmet (AS/NZS 3838 minimum). General Procedure Approach the horse calmly and from a direction where they can see you. Do not wrap equipment attached to your horse around your body. Check …
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    Maximise lamb production on fodder beet …