Kellogg conversations: collective impact
Beef + Lamb New Zealand Rural Advancement Scholarship recipient and Kellogg Rural Leadership Programme graduate Di Roadley shares insights f...
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Scene + Herd: Podcasts from Beef + Lamb New Zealand
Podcasts from Beef + Lamb New Zealand, the farmer-owned industry organisation representing New Zealand’s sheep and beef farmers.
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Two Links in the Chain
Being awarded a 2026 Beef + Lamb New Zealand Rural Advancement Scholarship challenged Tessa Miller and Sam Mann to think differently about t...
Kellogg Conversations: Triplets
As a Beef + Lamb New Zealand Rural Advancement Scholarship recipient, Julia Hardwick-Smith shares how the Kellogg Rural Leadership Programme...
NZ Meat Export Centenary – North America
100 years since New Zealand began exporting red meat to North America. It’s a relationship that’s gone from tentative early shipments to one...
You've Scanned High - Now What? Triplet Ewe & Lamb Management
With scanning results arriving across the country, this podcast provides practical advice for farmers with high numbers of twin and triplet-...
Red meat's economic and social value to New Zealand
The red meat sector is a cornerstone of Aotearoa New Zealand. Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) and Meat Industry Association (MIA) have just...
Your Voice Matters: making submissions easy for farmers
In this episode of Scene + Herd, B+LNZ’s Policy Staff demystify the submission process and show farmers how to turn everyday experience into...
Unpacking RMA Reform: Insights for Sheep & Beef Farmers
The Government has released draft legislation to replace the Resource Management Act, listen to Beef + Lamb New Zealand's General Manager of...
Shut the gate: Deferred Grazing on hill country
We’re joined by Bill Garland who farms at Maungatautari in the Waikato and Dr Katherine Tozer, Senior Scientist at AgResearch, to talk defer...
Better Beef Systems, with Bob Thomson, Ben Trotter and Matt Tayler
Tools, tech and tactics to make every blade count – Industry-renowned beef expert Bob Thomson (AgFirst) and farmers Ben Trotter (Luggate) an...
Optimising Lamb Survival Episode 2 with Professor Paul Kenyon and Geordie Eade
Breeding hoggets can be a smart way to lift overall lamb numbers - but only if it’s done right. In episode two of Optimising Lamb Survival,...
Optimising Lamb Survival Ep.3 with Dr Rene Corner-Thomas
Pregnancy scanning offers more than just lamb counts - it’s a powerful management tool that can lift lamb survival and save on feed. In epis...
Optimising Lamb Survival Ep.1 with Dr David Stevens
Getting more lambs on the ground, and through to weaning, takes more than just good luck. Optimising Lamb Survival, a new podcast series fro...
Insights on Parasites Ep.4 with Dr Cara Brosnahan
Internal parasites and drench resistance are serious threats to livestock production. In the final episode of our special four-part series,...
Insights on Parasites Ep.3 with Dr Cara Brosnahan
Internal parasites and drench resistance are serious threats to livestock production. In part three of our series, The Country’s Rowena Dunc...
Insights on Parasites Ep.2 with Ginny Dodunski
Internal parasites and drench resistance are serious threats to livestock production. In part two of our series, The Country’s Rowena Duncum...
Insights on Parasites Ep.1 with Dr Suzi Keeling
Internal parasites and drench resistance are serious threats to livestock production. In part one of a special four-part podcast series, The...
Breakfeed: Trace elements in sheep
Advice from Erin Riley, North Canterbury Vets talking at a recent Beef + Lamb New Zealand Farming for Profit field day. In particular, she n...
Eliminating Facial Eczema's Impact Ep.4 with Dr Cara Brosnahan
Facial Eczema is becoming more widespread in New Zealand, costing NZ’s economy $332 million annually. In the final episode of our special fo...
Eliminating Facial Eczema's Impact Ep.3 with Dr Cara Brosnahan
Facial Eczema is becoming more widespread in New Zealand, costing NZ’s economy $332 million annually. In part three of our series, The Count...