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  • Additional freshwater consultations

    … consultations are: changes to the stock exclusion low-slope map (closed on 7 … FRESHWATER FARM PLANS REGULATIONS AND STOCK EXCLUSION REGULATIONS: PROPOSED CHANGES … Proposed changes to the low-slope map for stock exclusion  The Government proposed …
  • Resource book

    Freshwater ecosystem health

    Part of the B+LNZ Farm Plan, this chapter helps farmers assess, manage, and monitor freshwater resources, with a focus on understanding and improving freshwater ecosystem health Last updated November …
  • Resource book

    Hill Country Futures: farmer stories and articles

    Farmer stories and insights exploring the challenges and opportunities facing hill country farming. Last updated January …
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    Sheep farm systems and worms

    … greatly reduces the risk of worms to stock. Conversely, farms where underfeeding is …

  • Mycoplasma bovis eradication programme

    … and to ensure the health history of any stock coming onto their farm. For more …

  • Programme updates

    … step in understanding Facial eczema in livestock Annual reports  Coming in 2026! Get … participating in the Economic and Social Survey Vets contributing across programme …
  • Factsheet

    Californian thistle control - mowing in the wet

    This fact sheet outlines Beef + Lamb New Zealand funded research to reduce Californian thistle infestations. Last updated: May …
  • Factsheet

    B+LNZ Drought Management Regional Case Study - Dargaville, Northland (April 2020)

    B+LNZ Drought Management Regional Case Study - Dargaville, Northland (April 2020) …

  • Animal welfare

    … of productive, sustainable and profitable livestock farming. … ongoing, that covers nearly every aspect of stock management. In the pastoral sector, … welfare relevance, for example information on stock care distributed in anticipation of …
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    Extreme weather creates testing time for farmers

    … to take any risks when trying to tend to livestock or damaged infrastructure. “While obviously the care and welfare of livestock is important, the safety of people is the number one priority before ensuring stock are contained and have access to feed …
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