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    “Cyclone-ravaged roads, particularly to remote properties, and the level of devastation caused by forestry slash are farmers’ main concerns. The scale of damage cannot be understated,” he says. …
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    The New Zealand Meat Business Women (MBW) network has steadily been growing in members since its launch in 2019.  Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) Ltd, Meat Industry Association and B+LNZ Inc are …
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    B+LNZ has worked with a range of groups to calculate the direct on-farm impact on sheep and beef farmers of Cyclones Hale and Gabrielle, and the Auckland Anniversary weather event. The report will …
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    The Government is consulting on a revised map after the original mis-identified thousands of hectares of steep land across New Zealand as ‘low-slope’ and therefore requiring stock exclusion or …
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    The Hill Country Futures Partnership programme actively involved more than 300 community members, primarily in the sheep and beef farming sector. These interactions led to the creation of resources …
  • Significant progress has already been made through a major breakthrough in our understanding of Facial eczema.  As part of the Eliminating Facial Eczema Impacts Programme, researchers from …
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    BT3 - Farm Biodiversity Assessment – Individual Sites …
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    Actively managing the grazing of sub clover pastures can greatly increase the legume content and the feed value of the pasture in the spring. Last updated: November …
  • Rabobank New Zealand is a part of the global Rabobank Group, the world’s leading specialist in food and agribusiness banking. Thanks to our cooperative origins, our focus is our agribusiness clients …
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    Will Halliday, Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s Senior Advisor Animal Welfare and Biosecurity, recommends farmers be on the lookout for signs of this deadly disease which is likely to be caused by …
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