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Heat on the future of food supply
The latest UN climate change report is urging us to change how we use our land.
The latest UN climate change report is urging us to change how we use our land.
Govt proposals announced today are a shot in the arm for rural recycling, says Agrecovery.
Just-released major UN report on climate change has big implications for agricultural NZ.
Feds say financial burden on farmers preserving native bush at own expense would be eased.
Harbourside homeowners say councils should do more to help people defend their properties
Far North students lending a hand at one of NZ's worst environmental disasters.
Concerns raised at "Action on Agricultural Emissions" consultation in Invercargill.
"We are both intensely interested in protecting the natural character of waterways".
Australians are throwing out nearly 300kg of food per person per year.
Comment: We should make the most of the two election cycles in which we find ourselves.
John Levers says 'cowboy operators' flout rules by spraying near roads and on windy days.
Biosecurity NZ concerned that some importers and shippers may be unaware of new rules.
Some locals say plans to improve the safety of drinking water won't restore trust.
Financier Rabobank is urging farmers to have their say on climate change legislation.
Damien O'Connor on whether the latest winter grazing photos are "fake news".
COMMENT: Fonterra, Synlait and A2 Milk face various cost impacts.
Rooks can inflict thousands of dollars' of damage to Otago's grain and new grass crops.
The court ruled its case was "legally without substance", and based on opinion not fact.
Comment: Are you really saving the planet by becoming a vegan?
Tenure review agreement reached for North Canterbury high country station, Island Hills.
Robert Barry's environmental work has won him several accolades and a new job.
Flying by helicopter will be the only way to visit Rob Roy Glacier for several months.
Call for more protection of endangered birds under Northland's Regional Plan.
The Government has unveiled plans for revisions to the Resource Management Act.
Craigmore boss says dairy may be 'out of favour' but not under threat from horticulture.
Long terms costs likely to rise as carbon price and costs of emissions mitigation rose.
Fifteen Kiwis, in their own words, voice their hopes and fears for a warming world.
Sale of shares would raise more equity, but also represented the last of the water.
Drop to control soaring rat numbers, stemming from the beech forest's ''mega mast''.
"It's not okay to invent a new tax for those who have no alternatives," says Fed Farmers.