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- Beef + Lamb New Zealand is a partner in the M. bovis eradication programme alongside the Ministry for Primary Industries and DairyNZ. …
- … farmer participation in their own learning and applying this to their own business. Currently facilitating three RMPP Action Groups North Island wide. …
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- B+LNZ provides submissions when the Government consults on its approach to New Zealand’s emissions budgets, which outline how the reductions required in the Climate Change Response Act will be met. …
- Page… the key issues for our farmers and their vision for the future: Barriers and opportunities for on-farm environmental action (PDF, 537 KB) Economic diversification and resilience (PDF, 603 KB) The next generation of farmers: succession …
- For more information, or to join the catchment group, contact our Catchment Coordinator, Poppy Hardie 021 399 343 or [email protected] …
- … Whaitua as deputy chair. Contact me for any advice or support or to find out what is happening with catchment groups in Wairarapa. … I have completed the Beef + Lamb NZ catchment coordination and facilitation training programme and can support catchment groups with facilitation and group coordination. I have also completed various additional facilitation courses, including …
- A proud catchment community working together for a thriving natural environment. As at October 2019 we are still in the intial stages of setting up a catchment group. We have a tight knit and active community of predominately sheep and beef farmers, with a small ampount of dairy support, cash cropping and lifestyle farms. We also have a village and beach community, all of whom are involved in our group. Our catchment is made up of predominately clay based soils and our biggest challenges are …
- New Zealand scientists are conducting a ground-breaking research programme to explore the benefits of eating pasture-raised beef and lamb. …
- PageWhat’s the problem with high levels of nutrients? The problem is periphyton – the slime and algae found on river and stream beds. These organisms are essential for ecosystem functioning, but – under certain circumstances – they can proliferate and degrade waterways’ aesthetic, recreational, biodiversity and economic values. New Zealand streams are particularly prone to excessive periphyton growth because of the gravel nature of stream beds, high-intensity sunlight, warm waters and nutrient …