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Adolescent activity levels revealed in Otago University study
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South Otago breeder takes a different line
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Central pinot noir toasted in January
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Supreme fleece hat-trick at NZ Agricultural Show
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Jennifer Somervell writes stories to inspire young farmers
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Future Foresters quick-growing part of industry
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Weather, labour stalls contractors in Southland
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Triple success for young pair at West Otago A & P
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NZ Agricultural show wool sale well attended
A live exhibition wool auction was well attended by buyers, growers and the public.
Farmer tells hearing of importance of irrigation in Lindis catchment
Lindis irrigation has been spelled out at the Environment Court hearing in Cromwell.
Big year for young Bannockburn viticulturalist
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Central Otago 'huge' frost could have been dire for wine makers
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North Otago Irrigation Company focus now on selling shares
North Otago Irrigation Company is now in a position to sell $15 million of shares.
Terrence School visit to Omakau dairy farms goes over a treat
A group of Terrence school students got up close and personal with Omakau dairy farms.
Farming couple keeps calf-handling day alive
Tim and Katy Button hosted their own calf handling day last Sunday.
Temuka WI takes top honours at Ashburton A&P Show
The Mid Canterbury Federation, Temuka have won top honours at the Ashburton show.
Clydevale Farming expo gone for good
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Environment Southland wins excellence in biosecurity award
Environment Southland has taken top honours in the 2018 New Zealand Biosecurity Awards.
Mosgiel ideal growing area for cider apples
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Emergency services offer tips to prevent tractor fires
Recent tractor fires have led experts to offer tips for prevention.
NZ wineries could learn from US: analyst
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