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Wasp released to control Tomato Potato Psyllid
Tamarixia trioaze has been released in Hawke's Bay and Canterbury.
Tamarixia trioaze has been released in Hawke's Bay and Canterbury.
Forest & Bird's annual Bird of the Year competition features many Hawke's Bay birds.
Consumers expect food producers to look after their product in every way.
Central Hawke's Bay water users have appealed for the introduction of minimum river flows
The latest in grassland research is coming to Whanganui
People planting riparian plants are being urged to record their work.
WCO needed for Hawke's Bay rivers, says freshwater ecologist.
Applicants note that WCO tribunal must consider needs of primary industry under the RMA.
The whale was last seen in Doubtless Bay swimming out to sea
When it comes to possums some people see red and some just see an ash-toned grey.
A dead wallaby found near Balclutha last week was probably dumped, says ORC
Farmers are being urged to check sheds and chemical stores for DDT
Horizons Regional Council staff have been planting 1500 native plants along Hokio Stream.
A fungus released two years ago in Northland to fight the lantana is taking effect
A large unconsented trench, dug by a Hokio Beach farmer has caused outrage
Strategy Investment Leader for DairyNZ Dr Bruce Thorrold on the Pastoral 21 Research Team.
But council says bore drilling offer would have led to administration, compliance issues.
Predator Free NZ has targeted possums, stoats and rats, but there are many more.
The issue of water quality is looming large, locally and nationally.
Nearly 40 exhibitors, with more expected, have been confirmed for the latest Effluent Expo
Donna Badorek has filled her life with animals - and her neighbours are getting fed up.
Four options either available to farmers at present or being worked on says Dr Dynes.
Facebook readers had little sympathy for toheroa poachers plight.
WCO special tribunal to consider upper and lower Ngaruroro issues separately.
Without security, fears over "severe" impact on CHB businesses under Plan Change Six.
Aerial predator control is under way for the southern boundary of the Hauraki District.
The aim of Predator Free Acacia Bay is to make the bay predator free.
Our native falcon is a focus for conservation efforts