A Beef + Lamb New Zealand-run field day next week will look at farm diversification options. It is being held on the Holdsworth-owned Paringahau Station at Te Karaka. Photo / Elaine Fisher
A Beef + Lamb New Zealand-run field day next week will look at farm diversification options. It is being held on the Holdsworth-owned Paringahau Station at Te Karaka. Photo / Elaine Fisher
Beef + Lamb New Zealand is staging a Planting for Profit field day next week for farmers looking to diversify their income stream.
“There’s still time to secure your spot,” Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) senior extension manager Mark Harris said.
“This event is a collaboration between B+LNZ andTe Uru Rākau and will focus on supporting informed decision-making – not pushing a single approach.
“Whether you’re considering planting as a way to diversify income or enhance farm productivity, this event will give you the tools and insights to make the best choice for your farm.”
The field day is to be held on Tuesday, June 10, from 10am to 4pm on the Holdsworth-owned Paringahau Station at Te Karaka.
“Expect a knowledgeable, on-farm experience that includes a farm tour showcasing real examples of tree integration, an opportunity to connect with industry experts, expert insights into the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) – what it means for your farm and how to get started,” Harris said.
“There will also be practical discussions on erosion control, riparian planting and farm resilience, as well as networking with other farmers, industry experts and advisers.”
Lunch will be provided and 4WD vehicles will be required for the farm tour.
