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- PageFollow this Safe Work Procedure when operating plant and machinery on the farm. …
- NewsTutumatai Station named B+LNZ’s Whenua Māori Monitor Farm …
- NewsRed meat sector releases political manifesto and Red Meat Report …
- Our advisory groups ensure that our genetics programmes are grounded in real-world farming perspectives and deliver value to the industry. …
- Share your experiences with school students and educators! We're working to increase connections between schools and sheep and beef farms nationwide. We'll connect schools and Young Farmer clubs with farmers for farm visits or guest speaker opportunities. To streamline this process, we need to know who is willing to participate. Please fill out this survey to be added to our database should you be happy to share your …
- … Beef + Lamb New Zealand is focused on providing significant return on investment for dairy farmers’ beef levies. …
- … food company owned by skilled and passionate Kiwi farmers who produce the finest quality free-range grass-fed natural lamb, beef and venison. New Zealand’s only 100 per cent farmer-owned red meat co-operative, Alliance exports lamb, beef, venison and co-products to customers in more than 65 countries across the globe. …
- Page… left untreated to suit your system and risk preference. Currently it is more common in cattle systems, but Beef + Lamb NZ are currently funding research into TST in lambs too - watch this space! The FAMACHA system for diagnosis of …
- … These terms and conditions ( Terms ) apply to your use of the Knowledge Hub provided to you by Beef + Lamb New Zealand Limited ( B+LNZ ). These Terms form a binding agreement between you and B+LNZ, and are effective from the … other information. “Website” means any B+LNZ website including www.beeflambnz.com . “we”, “us” or “our” means Beef + Lamb New Zealand Limited. "you" and “your” means the person who registers to use the Knowledge Hub and, where the context …
- PageDirect contact between a healthy animal and an infected animal is the most common way for pests and diseases to spread, therefore managing livestock movements and the introduction of new animals is particularly important. …