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- … grass and legume pasture species grown in pasture-tagasaste systems. Background There is huge potential growth for the sheep and beef sector on hill country in New Zealand. Around 6 million ha of hill country is too steep to cultivate but represents 54% of the land area on which sheep and beef farming is undertaken in New Zealand, adding over $4 billion per annuum of export revenue to our … a soil stabiliser as well as a stock feed. Tagasaste is a hardy nitrogen fixer with high protein foliage suitable for sheep and cattle that thrives on steep, erosion-prone, north-facing hill country. Tagasaste is suitable for both the dry …
- With New Zealand’s trade situation constantly evolving and open and predictable market access being vital for the on-going success of our sector, Beef + Lamb New Zealand frequently contributes submissions to government consultations on trade policy. … Submissions … Trade Policy …
- B+LNZ announces results of delayed 2023 Eastern North Island farmer director election …
- Celebrating Māori Language Week …
- Prime versus store lambs …
- PodcastProfitable outcomes from forage system change, with Matthew Tayler, Lorne Peak Station …
- B+LNZ Farmer Council Chair Paul Crick: the value of contribution beyond the farm gate …
- PodcastDr Doug Edmeades: Making the most of your fertiliser …
- FactsheetAnimal production from lucerne based pastures …
- Preparing for flystrike this summer …