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- VideoAround 5% of ewes in New Zealand have problems with their udders (udder defects). These can lead to reduced lamb survival and growth rates. It’s a good idea to check udders 4–6 weeks after weaning so …
- PodcastPregnancy scanning offers more than just lamb counts - it’s a powerful management tool that can lift lamb survival and save on feed. In episode three of this podcast series from Beef + Lamb New …
- NewsNow in its third year, Open Farms continues to provide a platform for farmers to share their stories with urban Kiwis. More than 7,000 people have visited 82 farms throughout New Zealand in the last …
- News… for some limits on forestry offsets in the ETS.” Prior to the farm trip, Evans visited …
- NewsAn analysis of Wairoa, where 8,486 hectares of sheep and beef farmland has, or is in the process of being, converted to forestry, shows forestry provides fewer jobs in rural communities than sheep …
- PodcastBreakfeeds are shorter podcasts from Beef + Lamb New Zealand As we head into winter in a ‘normal’ year, it’s the time to set up for next spring and summer. This is especially important when feed …
- VideoLambs that are born to ewes with udder defects will have a reduced chance of survival. Those that do survive are slower growing so their average weaning weight is around 2kg lighter. It’s best to …
