DINZ news in brief | Issue 107
Putting on the Ritz for the New Zealand deer industry in Shanghai | No single recipe for successful weaning, farming seminar hears | Transporting hinds or weaners? | Deer farmers’ environmental excellence in the spotlight | NZDFA needs YOU: committee nominations close 22 March | DINZ executive update: Strong interest in DINZ CEO position | Cenwynn’s off on parental leave | Register: 2024 Deer Industry Conference, Hawke’s Bay 8-9 May 2024
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Freshwater farm plans next on the Coalition's to-do list
Having ticked off actions on its 100-day plan, the National-led coalition government’s attention will soon turn to rules around freshwater farm plans. Deer Industry NZ (DINZ) is pushing for measures allowing deer farmers to farm in a way that will protect the environment, be sensitive to local conditions and reduce the unnecessary burden of regulation and cost.
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As the roar starts, hunters need to keep it clean
As the roar starts and trophy hunters are arriving in New Zealand, it’s a good time to remind them about cleaning equipment to avoid bringing in unwanted guests with them.
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China: introducing trade advisor, Damon Paling
China trade advisor and former New Zealand trade commissioner Damon Paling, engaged by DINZ to assist with restoring access for New Zealand frozen velvet to China, is keeping his fingers and toes on the pulse of the negotiations. Careful and effective communication is key to their success, he says.
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Deer Industry News Issue 121 March 2024
Meet and Greet: Venison Vendor | Industry News | Innes Exits | New NZ venison brand ambassador in China: Xijin Wu | Deer to Succeed | Improving efficiencies in a venison system | Angular limb deformity | On farm GHG mitigation strategies | Reipe: BBQ leg fillet
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