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- … and psychological impacts on New Zealand farmers are likely to evolve as well. Benefit to farmers/industry This pilot study will deliver benefits to B+LNZ and New Zealand’s livestock sector by beginning to systematically research the social and psychological impacts of FE. Through in-depth interviews with farmers and rural professionals, this study will identify main impacts on farmers with varying levels of FE occurrence, current management strategies, and remaining gaps in research and practice change efforts. Timeline and investment This project is a 6-month pilot study due for completion October 2022. B+LNZ investment into this project is $80,760. Partners: This project is led by …
- FactsheetHill Country Futures: nitrogen fertiliser use …
- PodcastFarming for more than just money – Steve Wyn-Harris …
- B+LNZ Board’s initial response to remits …
- External resourceTurn all your paddocks into high producing pasture …
- B+LNZ welcomes the suspension of Significant Natural Areas requirement …
- Autumn ill thrift webinar …
- B+LNZ calls for improvements to latest biodiversity reforms …
- Bouncing back from tough times: recap of recent Sow, Grow, Thrive webinar …