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    … from? Sediment in waterways usually comes from land erosion. Erosion is a natural process, but – by removing most of New Zealand’s original forest cover – we have exposed soil to the elements and accelerated this natural process.  Pasture … sediment than an equivalent area of forest. Sheep and beef farming can be a reasonably high contributor of sediment to New Zealand waterways through erosion of steep country. How to minimise sediment loss to waterways Use minimum or no-till …
  • … determined by EBITRm (earnings before interest, tax, rent and manager’s wage). All data is sourced from the Beef + Lamb New Zealand sheep and beef farm survey, and forecasts. The reports are based on the 2023–24 final survey result. …
  • … is increasing the frequency and severity of extreme weather events like floods, droughts, and unseasonal dry spells in New Zealand. These weather extremes are putting more strain on farmers, adding to the challenges of managing volatile … improve soil structure, reduce compaction, and address SWR to enhance water retention.  Educational resources: Access new resources such as podcasts, webinars, and factsheets that provide practical advice on improving soil water management …
  • … 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 the cover page. You will … nutritionists, meat companies, importers, exporters and marketers, enabling accurate representation of the qualities of New Zealand beef and lamb products. Accessibility The guide is an interactive pdf file which you can download to your …
  • … Long-acting drench products are administered as a pre-lambing treatment of ewes by about 80% of sheep farmers in New Zealand. Pre-lamb drenching is done as farmers expect that by treating ewes, both ewes and their lambs will be heavier … are consistent with earlier studies which indicate that 1) parasites are not a major cause of low BCS in ewes on New Zealand farms and 2) studies showing that the production responses to the use of long-acting drench products are, to … was a 32-month project. B+LNZ investment was $190,000 for the duration of the project. Outputs ​ Scientific manuscripts New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research : " Production responses in adult ewes to long-acting anthelmintic treatment …
  • … Background Resistance of parasites, or worms, to all classes of drench is a major concern in New Zealand farming systems. Intensive finishing and hogget grazing systems are at high risk of developing triple drench … six-month study with investment by B+LNZ of $10,000 over the duration. Partners This project was carried out by Inside New Zealand Ltd, PGG Wrightson, South Wairarapa Vets and funded by B+LNZ and Silver Fern Farms. Project leads : Renee Hogg (Inside New Zealand Ltd) and Andrew Dowling (PGG Wrightson). Farmers involved : Wairarapa Producers Group. B+LNZ point of contact …
  • … Last updated October 2024 Many regional councils around New Zealand are notifying water plans to implement the National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management 2020 …
  • … Beef + Lamb New Zealand has a number of resources to help manage extremely dry weather conditions. While no one can make it rain, …
  • … This plan sets out what the Government intends to do over the next five years to prepare New Zealanders for the impacts of climate change such as extreme weather events and rising sea levels. We were strongly …
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    … DairyNZ well-being resources: How to stay well Drugs and alcohol Farmstrong provides free online modules helping rural New Zealanders cope with the ups and downs of farming – Calmer Farmer . …