‘It’s a rain gauge for disease’ : An Otago-based company’s AI-assisted technology has a trove of applications
Farming tech used in various applications.
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Show Day: When country comes to town
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Farmers have their say on council plans
ORC's draft land and water regional plan has received strong feedback.
Fonterra announces on-farm emission reduction target
Around 86 per cent of Fonterra’s emissions come from on-farm operations.
Livestock report: Uncertain times for the sheep industry
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'Save soil': Why we need to act now
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One size does not fit all farms
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'Significant failure': Dairy farm fined $40k after effluent found in trout stream
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'Inflexible': Farmers urged to boycott Freshwater Farm Plans
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Whanganui farmer named as new Beef + Lamb associate director
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Busy year cements Craigmore's claim of being NZ's largest diversified rural investor
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Project aims to take Kiwi farm dogs from good to great
The study will be the largest to try to link a dog’s DNA to its working performance.
Preparing for a challenging farming season
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Big agenda and some sticky issues ahead for Fonterra's annual meeting
There will be plenty for shareholders to chew over.
'Once it’s gone, it’s gone': The risks of cities sprawling into farmland
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'I haven’t heard them complain': The jobseekers who rebuilt Tararua's cyclone-smashed farm fences
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Drone takes rook: Eye in the sky helps in fight against pest bird
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Cattle thieves take more than 50 cows from South Auckland farm
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Heavy scrutiny ahead for Fonterra's planned big spend on 'growth' projects
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