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- NewsB+LNZ has followed up with the Government on issues relating to limits on carbon forestry and the need for more time on gene technology legislation. We have also organised farmer information events …
- NewsFollowing B+LNZ Chair Kate Acland’s trip to Europe earlier this year, we’ve continued to work on building international consensus for the need to follow a split-gas approach when reporting GHGs from …
- NewsTen years ago, Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s (B+LNZ) Generation Next began with a simple idea to support young sheep and beef farmers to build the skills, confidence and networks they need to …
- Page2023 Biodiversity survey results …
- FactsheetDifferent holding conditions pre-slaughter can affect bull behaviour, meat quality and carcass value. This information is based on previous research by Beef + Lamb New Zealand. Last updated: March …
- NewsThe paper also encourages countries to use a split gas approach when determining their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris Agreement. The natural extension is that countries …
- NewsB+LNZ Chair Andrew Morrison says the Government’s own modelling reinforces the need for changes. “The Government’s modelling showed that sheep and beef farmers would bear the brunt of their …
- NewsThe results have been released ahead of the B+LNZ Board meeting this week to discuss its responses and next steps. B+LNZ Chair Kate Acland says that while the results are non-binding, they are an …
- Non-genetic factors have a bad habit of skewing decision-making away from the most important factor in ram or bull selection – the potential of offspring. When estimating genetic potential, we need …