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- Farmer advisory group explores sheep research …
- Taste Pure Nature boosts aspiration to buy New Zealand grass-fed beef and lamb …
- Farmers show resilience in challenging times …
- Tailored B+LNZ Wormwise workshops driven by farmer feedback …
- European market visit …
- B+LNZ welcomes consultation on amendments to stock exclusion regulations (low-slope map) …
- … was released in April 2020. The release of new national policies (national stock exclusion regulations, Freshwater Farm Plan regulations, National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management [NPSFM] and National Environmental Standards … document is very long (376 pages) and complicated. The decision covers a range of issues, from stock exclusion to farm plans to the use of Overseer. Our preliminary analysis is that many of the provisions have improved (compared with … have worked to ensure that a permitted activity pathway is secured for extensive sheep and beef farms through minimum farm standards and farm plans. The Plan requires those farming activities of a certain intensity to obtain resource …
- Page… habitat. As a general rule - the more diversity, the healthier that environment. … Why is biodiversity important on farm? Biodiversity is a win-win – for you as a farmer and for your property’s ecosystem. Your production platform will … booklet, called “Benefits of Biodiversity for Farmers” which includes case studies and practical steps you can take on farm to increase biodiversity, such as: Using native trees as shelterbelts – This provides stock with shelter, while also … Ask the local QEII rep to visit your property and help you. Make a plan – Preferably one that ties in with your overall farm planning and financial capacity. Decide on your management approach – Usually a mix of one-off interventions (such as …
