The New Zealand deer industry is showing leadership once again, according to one of the five venison exporters involved in the industry’s Passion2Profit (P2P) Primary Growth Partnership, aimed at lifting profitability for the industry. First […]
Leading farmers, scientists, a retired sheep breeder and a ground-breaking stock trading company are among the finalists selected in this year’s Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ Ltd) Sheep Industry Awards. This year’s Awards feature […]
Sheep and beef farm input prices dipped slightly in the year to March 2017 as on-farm inflation was ‑0.1 percent, according to the latest Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) Economic Service Sheep and Beef […]
Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ Ltd), on behalf of sheep and beef farmers, welcomed the Government’s additional investment in biosecurity, announced in the Budget last week. B+LNZ chief executive, Sam McIvor says the additional […]
New Zealand sheep and beef farmers are making a significant contribution to New Zealand’s biodiversity and landscape protection, a new study on Queen Elizabeth 11 National Trust covenants has highlighted. The study by the University […]
Nominations are open for this year’s Beef + Lamb New Zealand Sheep Industry Awards which celebrate the people and the science which makes the industry world-leading. Beef + Lamb NZ (B+LNZ Ltd) chief executive Sam […]
A new kind of lamb boasting a unique fat profile and billed as the world’s healthiest has been launched in leading New Zealand restaurants. Te Mana Lamb, bred in the New Zealand high country and […]
Stronger lamb prices and plenty of grass have bumped up the season’s forecast profit for sheep and beef farmers, says Beef + Lamb NZ (B+LNZ Ltd). B+LNZ’s Mid-Season Update revises up its forecast for profit […]
The US overtook Germany as the leading export market for New Zealand venison in the year ending February 2017. According to the latest edition of Deer Industry News (83), hot off the press today, the […]
This year has begun on a positive note for the country’s farmers, with rural confidence levels edging up, primarily driven by signs of renewed optimism among beef and sheep producers and horticulture. The first quarterly […]
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