'Blood everywhere': 80 sheep dead after dog attack in rural Hawke's Bay
Another 25 were injured in the attack at a Fernhill property.
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Saleyards under the hammer
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Editorial: Agriculture must again lead us to recovery
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Tenants stuck feeding dozens of ducks and chooks win $4000
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Week one of lockdown: What life's been like for essential workers
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Regular breaks important for healthy lifestyle
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Rural board advocates for better mobile coverage
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Taranaki farmer gets creative for viral teddy bear hunt
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'Essential providers': Meat processors unite to tackle virus turmoil
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'Drought-shouts' off the agenda; how to support farmers
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Biodiversity 'almost past the breaking point'
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Big dry adds to stress for Whanganui region farmers
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Local Focus: Defiant organic farmers await prosecution
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Shane Jones: Fake meat, milk need to be stopped in their tracks
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Biodiversity policy may impact on land use
Northland meeting to be held on Indigenous Biodiversity policy.
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Calls on Govt to declare a drought
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Shocking photos reveal destruction of wetlands
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Minister admits NAIT system's been a bit deficient
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