Displaying items by tag: Ballance Farm Environment Awards

Tuesday, 06 June 2023 15:55

New ambassadors set the standard

Otago sheep and beef farmers Steven and Kellie Nichol won the coveted Gordon Stephenson Trophy at the recent Ballance Farm Environment Awards. As such, they also become the 2023 national ambassadors for sustainable farming and growing.

Published in General News

Steven and Kellie Nichol of Auldamor in Otago were announced as the 2023 National Ambassadors to Sustainable Farming and Growing on Friday.

Published in General News
Saturday, 26 November 2022 13:55

Father and son named national ambassadors

Ashburton father and son, Phillip and Paul Everest have been named as the new National Ambassadors for Sustainable Farming and Growing and the recipients of the Gordon Stephenson Trophy.

Published in Management
Thursday, 03 November 2022 13:41

Landpro named strategic partner for BFEAs

Landpro has signed on as a new strategic partner for the Balance Farm Environment Awards (BFEAs).

Published in Agribusiness
Wednesday, 05 October 2022 10:55

Organisers eye record entries

Organisers of the 2023 Ballance Farm Environment Awards are hoping for a record number of entries.

Published in Agribusiness
Tuesday, 20 September 2022 10:55

Profit and environment go hand in hand for winners

Northland farmers Geoff and Jo Crawford have a simple mantra: put as much milk in the vat in the best environmental way possible.

Published in General News

Sheep and beef farmers make up eight of the ten regional supreme winners at this year’s Ballance Farm Environment Awards (BFEAs).

Published in General News

Mark and Jane Johnson have been named 2022 Regional Supreme Winners in the East Coast Balance Farm Environment Awards.

Published in General News

Shirley-Ann and Rick Mannering have been named 2022 Regional Supreme Winners in the Auckland Balance Farm Environment Awards.

Published in General News
Wednesday, 10 November 2021 09:55

Vaccine mandatory for awards

Organisers of the Ballance Farm Environment Awards (BFEA) say this year's programme will proceed despite interruptions caused by Covid.

Published in General News
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