B+LNZ Bay of Plenty Farming for Profit Field Day, Rangitaiki, Bay of Plenty
Join us at Pamu’s Rangitaiki Station for an inspiring and practical field day focused on how technology is driving – and supporting – real system change in farming.
We will explore how forward-thinking farmers can use proven science and cutting-edge tools to build more resilient, profitable, and sustainable farming systems. With James Van Bohemen, Rangitaiki Manager, we’ll take a deep dive into the station’s recent system change—what prompted it, the challenges encountered, the technology and thinking behind the transition, and the lessons learned along the way.
Whether you’re exploring new pasture options, interested in ag-tech solutions, or considering changes within your own system, this Field Day will offer valuable insights, open discussion, and real-world examples. Join like-minded farmers and rural professionals and be part of the conversation shaping the future of farming.
Speakers
- Guest speaker Professor Derek Moot – Dryland Pasture – will share how lucerne can transform dryland farming systems. He will provide practical insights into the role of lucerne in improving productivity, resilience, and feed quality, and explain how it can support meaningful system change.
- Ginny Dodunski of Wormwise has worked alongside the team at Rangitaiki to help facilitate the change in systems, and she will be discussing this process through the lens of her expertise in animal health, drench resistance, and management of young stock.
- Ursula Haywood from Scanabull will showcase the future of livestock management in action. Scanabull’s groundbreaking 3D vision technology enables farmers to accurately weigh cattle without the need for yards or scales. Discover how precision data can drive smarter decisions and deliver better outcomes on farm.
What to bring?
A farm tour is included (4WD only). We look forward to seeing you there.
A BBQ lunch will be sponsored by Silver Fern Farms.
Registration
Registration essential.

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