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… At B+LNZ, we believe in collaboration and actively support the ongoing initiatives within the sector, rather than operating independently. We are dedicated to … Competition , the Agrication website , and the cross-promotion of resources and events. Think Safe Brain Campaign The health and safety of everyone on your farm is important. The ‘Think Safe Brain’ Campaign is for rural schools around New Zealand …

… Poplars and willows as fodder …

Earthquake registration form for volunteers …

… Communication Process • If available, cellular or radio communications are to be used to communicate between the front and back of the mob. Equipment Stock warning signs. Means of communication (if available) e.g. radio or cell phone. High … roads. 2. Confirm the requirements with local regional council for movement on State Highways. 3. Stock warning signs and pilot vehicles must be in place where road traffic has adequate time to stop. Any sign/pilot vehicles must be visible from 3 x the speed limit in metres ahead of and behind stock. Distance from Lead and Tail Pilot Vehicles to stock must be 3 x the speed limit in metres ahead of and …

… growth rate, weight gain or feed efficiency of animals. … The use of HGPs is not permitted in sheep in New Zealand and fewer than 1% of New Zealand beef cattle are treated with HGPs. Use of HGPs is strictly controlled to protect New Zealand’s international trade in meat products. While international standards setting organisations and many markets, such as the USA and Australia, consider HGPs safe and use them extensively, the European Union (EU) and other countries have banned their …