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Beef + Lamb New Zealand is focused on providing significant return on investment for dairy farmers’ beef levies.   … The dairy, sheep and beef industries are closely linked, through activities such as:  non-replacement dairy calves in beef finishing the provision of beef semen or bulls grazing young stock wintering dairy cows providing feed.  Cull cows are a significant source of New Zealand’s exported beef.  Given these relationships B+LNZ continually looks at further opportunities for …

… what farmers are being asked to do is fair, not out of step internationally, and based on the latest science.   The report’s findings  The report found that every country is looking to reduce agricultural emissions but in very different ways.   One of the key … and to amend New Zealand’s NDC to take a split-gas approach, among other policy recommendations resulting from this report.  More information   B+LNZ’s media release about the research    B+LNZ’s summary report of the research and our …

… forward, recognise the significant variation to plan and how best to communicate this. key numbers to monitor and report risks and opportunities. Module 3: Succession planning During this module you will build confidence to start the …

The Code of Welfare: Sheep and Beef Cattle sets out standards that must be achieved to meet obligations under the Animal Welfare Act 1999. It was last updated in 2018.     Update July 2025: consultation has now closed. Access B+LNZ’s consultation submission here (PDF,  792KB).    The new proposals take into account new technologies and updated science, and include new standards related to dairy sheep.   About the proposed code   The proposed code is broken into 10 parts:   General requirements …