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- … rural champions, and marketers – and nominate them in one of the eight Award categories. Anyone working in the sheep and beef (dairy beef) industry is encouraged to enter, or nominate someone else, for one or several of the award …
- Hill Country Futures was developed to support resilient farmers and resilient forages for the future. The programme was led by Beef + Lamb New Zealand and ran for five years (commencing April 2018). This programme was funded by B+LNZ, the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, RAGT New Zealand (formerly Seed Force New Zealand) and PGG Wrightson Seeds. Although the programme was tailored to the unique challenges of hill country farming, many of its tools, resources, and insights are …
- … 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 …
- … 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 …
- … Ballance Science & Research Award winner: Low Methane Sheep Genetics Programme Finalists: • AgResearch Life Cycle Assessment Team • Forage Trials Willesden …
- … 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 …
- … 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 …
- 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 …
- 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 …