Nicky Hyslop elected to Beef + Lamb directorship
Irrigation NZ chairwoman Nicky Hyslop replaces sitting B+LNZ director Bill Wright.
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"I didn't see a single blade of grass the entire time I was there."
Prices ease at South Island wool sale
Prices eased for most categories at last week's South Island wool sale.
World's oldest ram semen still viable
Ram semen stored for 50 years has been used to successfully impregnate 34 ewes.
Beltex-cross lambs in demand
Top price of $8000 was paid for a Beltex-Suffolk-cross lamb at Gore Showgrounds.
Muslim workers turn up for shift at meat works day after attacks
Some Muslim meat workers still wanted to go to work after the Christchurch attacks
Livestock: Stable lamb prices cause for optimism
Higher returns in stock might last 12 months, says Cotton
Stortford Lodge: Younger cattle in demand at store sale
Stortford Lodge had a strong store sale.
Angus leader learns from GenAngus Future Leaders conference
Farming is not just about profit say future angus leaders at a recent conference.
Strong market for lamb expected
A second consecutive season of healthy global lamb prices is being predicted.
Red Meat Profit Partnership: Chance to do things differently
Red meat partnership endorses regenerative and holistic farming - and networking.
Weaner fair: Easing price trend continues
The latest news from Tuesday's weaner steer fair.
Stortford Lodge: Prices better than elsewhere in NZ
Stortford lodge had some of the best prices in the country.
Hopes meatier sheep will bring higher returns
Southland farming family says Beltex breed of ''major benefit'' to NZ's sheep industry.
TeenAg award winner has passion for Hereford cattle
Dannevirke teenager Niamh Barnett's father Philip is a fifth generation Hereford breeder.
Southland farmers win with 'meatier' Texels
Glenham farmers' enjoyed carcass competition win after upgrading Texel flock for meatiness
Crossbred wool price rise is likely a blip
The price is likely to return to its previous lows in the next few months
Beef + Lamb annual meeting in March
Meeting to look at key initiatives B+LNZ is working on and major challenges facing sector.
Stortford Lodge: Several factors behind easing prices
The latest news from the yards at Stortford Lodge.
Prices down but numbers high at Sheffield Ewe Fair
More than 15,000 ewes went under the hammer at the annual ewe fair on Friday.
Sheep and beef farm sales lift as sector thrives on record prices
Farm sales suggest the dairy and beef sector is thriving.
Listen: Wool is a wonderful product
Grant Edwards on the boost in the wool market, biosecurity, and the farmers' levy.
Mānuka helping to provide for future generations
Marshall Honey is a growing business that is diversifying a traditional farm's operations.
At the yards: Dry having impact on sales numbers
The latest news from the yards at Rongotea.
Stortford Lodge: Farm sales boost sheep number
Large numbers of stock mostly sell well at Stortford Lodge.
Otago woman developing fine eye for stock
Elizabeth Graham has won a national stock judging competition in Christchurch.
Wool levy vote welcomed, but clear plan preferred
''Without that plan, we've got an industry facing death by a thousand cuts.''
Dairy Women's Network discuss benefits of monitoring stock
The Dairy Women's Network have been promoting moves towards cattle monitoring.