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- … also been asked to vote on specific questions about proposed levy increases. To be eligible to vote you need to own sheep or cattle in New Zealand as at 30 June prior to the referendum vote and B+LNZ will be running campaigns to ensure …
- … with reduced drench. Background Internal parasites are one of the most important animal health challenges for our sheep and beef farmers. Treatment for parasites has predominantly been through using anthelmintics, or drench. In-depth …
- … B+LNZ is funded and directed by farmers via commodity levies paid on all sheep, beef and dairy cattle processed in New Zealand. … We invest your levies in programmes designed to support a …
- … to see what the Government’s options are for addressing some of the RMA regulations that are hugely problematic for sheep and beef farmers. Across the wide range of topics, B+LNZ’s views are correspondingly wide-ranging. Some of the …
- Page… treatments—preferably for each animal but at least to the mob level. Specific diseases and issues Internal parasites Sheep measles Johne’s disease … Animal waste and carcass management …
- … GHG action plan. Trees within Farms This workshop focuses on opportunities to integrate trees within farms to benefit sheep and cattle farming and the farm environment, and at the same time generate a return from production forestry, from …
- … lean portion only, excluding bone and waste and trimmed of all visible fat This information is for meat from cattle and sheep raised on pasture in New Zealand. Using the nutrition guide Access the data you want by clicking the animal icons on …
- Page… or when visibility is less than 100 metres. 5. Livestock in one mob cannot exceed 600 head of cattle or 3000 head of sheep. 6. Stock is to be kept moving at all times. 7. There is to be a minimum of two stockpeople for the task. One in …
- PageFollow this Safe Work Procedure when using horses for farm work. … What are the minimum operator requirements? Rider must be under direct supervision until assessed as competent by the person in charge of the workplace. Rider is to ride a horse matched to their ability. What equipment do you need? Riding helmet (AS/NZS 3838 minimum). General Procedure Approach the horse calmly and from a direction where they can see you. Do not wrap equipment attached to your horse around your body. Check …
- Page… animals, there are rules you must follow to reduce this risk. Under Biosecurity (Ruminant Protein) Regulations, cattle, sheep and deer must not be allowed to eat any products that include ruminant proteins. This includes feed intended for …