Englishman rediscovers farming roots with Ag Challenge
Englishman Damian Buckley rediscovers his farming roots with Ag Challenge
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Ravensdown will pay an early interim cash rebate for the fourth year running.
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The system from a Dutch company was developed as a solution for ammonia reduction.
Mike Hosking: Hats off to a farmer who tells it like it is
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Environment watchdog's bold idea to combat climate change
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Liam Dann: Dairy to rescue as property boom economy falters
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Whanganui and Partners CEO surveys economic landscape
New Whanganui and Partners CEO sees opportunity in farming and tourism.
'We'll get through it' - farming after Tasman fires
Simon Vincent's Wakefield farm was perilously close to the Tasman fires.
Silence of the lambs: Why are farmers quiet on CGT?
Farmers called it a "mangy dog", but so far they're quiet on capital gains tax threat.
Farming incident leaves two seriously injured in Taranaki
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Tractor collection pulls at the heartstrings
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Conservation comment: Hooray for Horizons!
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Conservation Comment: Wild pines a fire risk
It is time the fire service and DoC looked at ways to remove these pine trees.
Tax heats up the battle for heartland NZ
COMMENT: Winston Peters was badly off his game in an important week.
Environmentalists welcome new tax proposals
Environmentalists have welcomed a proposed water tax, amid other suggested overhauls.
Feedback sought on pastoral lease changes
Changes are coming for the regulatory framework governing high-country leases.
Would you drink river water from a dairy farm?
Excellent rating for water on Te Anga farms. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Frank Greenall: Cows got talent too
Could New Zealanders ever do the Wilde thing and lay off slaughtering animals?
Reluctant retiree after 50 years
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Market warming to new Whanganui chilli venture, Tres Hombres Hot Stuff
Candidate profile
B+LNZ Western North Island director candidate Andrew Stewart makes his pitch
Candidate profile
B+LNZ Western North Island director candidate Scott Gower makes his pitch
Rolling intakes eases stress
Rolling intake at Ag Challenge in Whanganui eases student stress
Farmer flown to hospital after rolling vehicle down hill
The incident took place near Puhoi, north of Auckland earlier this evening.
Hot and dry start to the year lingering in Rotorua
It has been a dry start to 2019 for Rotorua, and the dry weather is looking to continue.
Kirsten Bryant satisfied with board work - time to step down
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