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B+LNZ field day on farm for profit

By Murray Robertson
General reporter, specialises in emergency services and rural·Gisborne Herald·
9 Mar, 2024 06:34 AMQuick Read

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A Farming for Profit field day in Gisborne on Tuesday at the Waikanae Surf club will provide a raft of information and tips for farmers.File picture

A Farming for Profit field day in Gisborne on Tuesday at the Waikanae Surf club will provide a raft of information and tips for farmers.File picture

Beef and Lamb New Zealand will run a Farming for Profit field day in Gisborne next week aimed at helping farmers lead their businesses “through tight times”.

The event aims to assist farmers in implementing crucial strategies to safeguard their businesses and finances during an impending agriculture sector downturn.

“As we stare down the barrel of serious downturn across the agriculture sector, farmers now must circle the wagons and look to protect themselves and their business from what lies ahead,” said B+LNZ’s Mark Harris .

“We will look at key strategies that farmers can implement to balance cashflow and position themselves so they are in the best possible position when we come out the other side.

Those intending to be part of it have been asked to register.

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Afternoon tea will be provided, with finger food and refreshments to follow.

The topics to be covered include: Learning from those who have been here before, putting things into perspective, planning,  managing cashflow and budgeting, protecting revenue and cost control choices and production.

Other topics include refining the farm system – policies, keeping the engine room oiled, fertiliser, how to stay positive, the importance of connections, investing in yourself and staff structures.

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Speakers include Charles Rau from BDO, Greg Tattersfield from Farmpro, and a local farmer panel.

For further information, contact B+LNZ’s Mark Harris on mark.harris@beeflambnz.com or 027 577 9991.

■ Farming for profit,  Waikanae Surf Life Saving Club on Tuesday (March 12), 1.30pm-4.30pm.

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