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Wallaby numbers 'dangerously high'
"They are like giant rabbits that eat their way through native bush."
"They are like giant rabbits that eat their way through native bush."
Bittern have lost 98 per cent of the wetlands they call home. Hunters led a push to help.
Some are dismissing govt's plan to clean up the country's waterways as a pipe-dream.
Comment: It's not just farmers feeling the pain of environmental regulations.
"We have serious concerns that the Government may be pushing farmers too far and fast".
Comment: Co-operating, not finger of blame, needed to get progress on water quality.
An he says limits need to be put on offsetting emissions using forestry.
A2 milk will be delivered in reusable glass bottles at Roan Farm.
Zero carbon proposals tabled were "top of the list of farmers' concerns".
Ahuriri Estuary protector honoured for her lifetime of work protecting Napier's treasure.
Govt's water proposals mean different things for dairy and sheep and beef farmers.
"I don't think that everyone is of the same view as Federated Farmers".
Horticulture NZ CEO says freshwater is the "backbone of our economy".
Feds says large parts of rural NZ will have to abandon reliance on pastoral sector.
Government plan to protect NZ's wetlands and freshwater is due today.
Comment: Farmers are only part of the environmental problem but can be part of a solution.
Project to "quantify nutrient, sediment & faecal losses from sheep winter crop grazing".
Andrew Stewart shares facts about his clean and green farm and waits for the PM to visit.
Energy Minister Megan Woods says the new plan will mean more green jobs.
Rotorua residents came together for a stream-side community planting day in Ngongotahā.
Comment: We have a chance to turn atmospheric carbon from a threat into a resource.
High Metabolisable Energy (HME) ryegrass field trials have been taking place in the US.
Highlighted was the importance of balance around planting
Environmentalists hail Govt move to reject hydro scheme on pristine West Coast river.
This season Fonterra have started offering farmers a free farm environmental plan.
Comment: Kiwis can tuck in to NZ milk and meat without global warming worries.
Age is not is number when it comes to saving Rotorua lakes.
Warm weather causes population to multiply.
Kiwis should accept emissions proposals will have a negative effect on their lifestyles.
East Otago farmer Hamish Carswell wants to start a conversation about waste.