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- Editable PDF… An analysis of carbon stocks and net carbon position for New Zealand sheep and beef farmland …
- Page… genetics for worm management? Aren’t worm-resistant sheep poor performers? What’s the difference between resistance and resilience? Who’s CarLA (hint: It’s not your sister’s mate from Temuka). Resistant sheep have high immunity to worms and pass less worm eggs in their faeces. Resilient sheep continue to grow and perform despite worm challenge. Both traits are being measured and selected by NZ sheep breeders – you can buy rams … flock pre-lamb. Back in the day Before the first white (Benzimidazole) drench, there must have been plenty of sheep and cattle that were able to live with worms. Stock performance wasn’t as high, but the better animals must have been …
- … farmers can capitalize on increased feed availability while simultaneously protecting their soil from erosion and nutrient loss during the winter months. Benefits to farmers Increased feed production : Seeding ryegrass earlier, … Soil health & environmental impact : Growing a cover crop during winter adds organic matter, enhancing soil nutrients and humus. It also acts as a protective layer, reducing soil erosion during the winter months. Economic advantage : By … would otherwise remain fallow, improving overall farm productivity. B+LNZ project lead Suzi Keeling, Head of Science and Research. Farmers involved McLanachan family. Expected end date November 2025. …
- … The B+LNZ Farmer Council and Kāhui provide a pathway for farmers to lead, support and engage with B+LNZ’s regional extension by setting regional priorities, helping with identifying critical topics and supporting the extension team to develop and deliver events and activities that farmers want and that will make an … profits for future generations.' Their mission : 'Guide and advise the development and delivery of innovative tools and services to support informed decision making, and continuous improvement in farming systems.' We have seven …
- FactsheetViewing Bennetts hierarchy from a different lens …
- … This project aims to collate the relevant knowledge on ectoparasites as it relates to the New Zealand sheep and beef cattle sector and use this information to determine the current knowledge gaps and identify any emerging risks. … Background Ectoparasites such as lice, flies, ticks and mites are an important animal health challenge for our New Zealand livestock farmers. Ectoparasites are not the main threat to farm production from an animal health point of view, however, they are a major concern and a drain on resources. Ectoparasites can cause production losses, decreased carcase yield and have negative health and …
- NewsProductive discussions at Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s 2024 annual meeting …
- … Employment Hub As part of B+LNZ's commitment to supporting, growing, training and retaining people in our sector, we’ve developed this hub to assist farm owners, managers and employees at every stage of their employment journey. Access B+LNZ's Employment Hub As part of B+LNZ's commitment to supporting, growing, training and retaining people in our sector, we’ve developed this hub to assist farm owners and managers at every stage of their …
- Page… Contamination can be readily brought onto and spread around your farm by visitors, their vehicles or via equipment that has been used on other farms or at sale … Recommended practices Keep the farm, yards and storage areas clean, tidy and free of vermin. Limit the unnecessary movement of people, pets and vehicles onto and around the property, especially … People and equipment …