Red meat export value up for 2020
"That is great news for the New Zealand economy and for farmers."
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B+LNZ backs winter grazing rules review recommendations
Environment Southland-led review presented to Ministers this week.
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Otago leads trend to larger lamb crop - B+LNZ report
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Red meat exports down
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Study explores Kiwi livestock farms' economic resilience to droughts
New study looks into drought effects on the economic outcomes of Kiwi livestock farms.
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Four goals in new strategy for NZ red meat industry
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B+LNZ says Govt must focus on reducing emissions from fossil fuel use
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'Magnificent' ram sets sale record
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From the deep, blue sea to the high country: Skipper turns to tailing
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Still pushing the wonders of wool after 60 years in industry
Bruce Abbott is retiring soon, but will keep his had in the wool industry.
Corriedale sheep ideal for difficult times
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Kiwi scientists to explore benefits of pasture-raised beef and lamb
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Puppy love: Interest in dogs led Martha to farming
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Shepherd's focus changes from flocks to frocks
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Sheep and breeders flock to Amberley A and P Show
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Helping the meat industry nurture female talent
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