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- NewsHigh inflation and reduced livestock prices could see farm profits fall more than 30% …
- … cumulative impact of farm system changes on greenhouse gas emissions and financial performance. … Background Beef + Lamb New Zealand is exploring cost-effective strategies for improving livestock farming systems while reducing methane …
- … begin monitoring on your farm. This service also offers management tips and links to additional information. … Beef + Lamb New Zealand is proud to lead the Eliminating Facial Eczema Impacts (EFEI) programme, a seven-year initiative with a …
- NewsPublic backs carbon farming limits as report shows soaring sales …
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- … this model could provide farmers with a strategic tool to evaluate different management strategies. … Background Beef + Lamb New Zealand is investigating whether the PRISYM model can help us design better farm systems to tackle internal …
- … in the food and fibre sectors Access HATA scholarship database Rural Leadership Advancement Scholarship 2026 Beef + Lamb New Zealand Agricultural Student Scholarship 2026 Working with others Training our people is a high priority for …
- … The People and Capability Farmer Reference Group (PCRG) is a critical component of Beef + Lamb New Zealand's commitment to delivering impactful and farmer-relevant solutions. Comprising 12 active farmers, the …
- Deforestation has occurred across New Zealand but has been particularly profound in the Matamata-Piako Region where less than 2% of original lowland forest remains. This region is nationally important as all the major rivers drain into the Hauraki Gulf, which is home to over one million people along its shores and on its islands. This is the context under which the Piako Catchment Forum (PCF) was founded. The forum began in 2016 with a few farmers, a planter, a teacher, and Waikato Regional …