From Pathogens to Preparedness: The science of protecting NZ's livestock
Livestock health underpins the productivity, sustainability, and resilience of New Zealand's primary industries. From endemic parasites and antimicrobial resistance to emerging pests and diseases, farmers face an increasingly complex range of biological challenges that require both practical management and ongoing scientific innovation.
This session explores how research is helping build more resilient livestock systems - from improving animal health and farm-level disease management - to strengthening New Zealand's ability to respond to future biosecurity threats.
Date: Wednesday 16th September 2026.
Time: 1 to 2.30pm.
Location: Waimarie Building at Lincoln University.
Cost: FREE.
Join this engaging discussion on how research is helping safeguard animal health, support productive farming systems, and strengthen New Zealand's resilience to future biosecurity challenges.
Find out more about this lecture on safeguarding animal health and biosecurity, including how to secure your spot.
This session is part of Lincoln University's State of the Land series.