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Developer admits disturbing riverbed
Graham Lee admitted to charges of disturbing a riverbed and reclamation of a river bed.
Graham Lee admitted to charges of disturbing a riverbed and reclamation of a river bed.
Two men have been fined for taking toheroa from 90 Mile Beach.
Suggestions for Ngaruroro to be shown off via plane, boat, and car for WCO.
The Minister for Primary Industries talks positivity and politics on today's show.
The Green Party leader his comment just sort of slipped out in a recent interview.
Campylobacter scare gives Hawea Flat dairy farmer sleepless nights.
Nathan Guy defends MPI & denies beef farmers are becoming lepers due to M Bovis outbreak.
New lineages of kiwifruit-killing disease Psa could emerge in the future, researcher says.
People concerned after consuming the affected milk are urged to contact a doctor.
Manuka honey processors are optimistically looking forward to spring time.
South Canterbury farmer fears mycoplasma bovis might also be present further north.
South Island farm is suspected to have the cattle disease mycoplasma bovis.
A third South Island farm is suspected to have the cattle disease mycoplasma bovis.
Experts ''pretty confident'' M bovis outbreak contained to two South Canterbury farms.
Why are power companies exempted from Labour's water tax?
Kiwifruit growers' case against Ministry for Primary Industries continues.
Many months of hard graft ahead for honey producers like Kintail Honey in Takapau.
It will take two or three months of testing before the farms are declared disease free
Kiwifruit growers say Psa ruined lives and the Government needs to take responsibility.
Good news for 9 neighbouring properties but further tests still required.
Dairy farmers getting frustrated as they await cattle test results for mycoplasma bovis.
The President of Federated Farmers comments on mycoplasma bovis and bio-security.
The Farmer Js in their fortnightly face-off and in the firing line is MPI and the Greens.
Bluff oysterman Willie Calder is still unhappy with MPI's handling of Bonemia outbreak.
Bio-security concerns raised about importing South Korean mud for Rotorua's Mudtopia.
Cara Gregan farms a neighbouring property to the affected farms.
Farmers are frustrated as they await results from cattle being tested for Mycoplasma bovis
COMMENT: NZ is importing mud from South Korea where foot and mouth disease has occurred.
'Inhumane' pig farming highlighted in 360 degrees. Made with funding from NZ On Air.