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Money runs dry for water quality projects
Lots of water improvement work in hand, and requests for lots more
Lots of water improvement work in hand, and requests for lots more
Central Otago farmers encouraged to remain patient while K5 variant takes hold.
Store teams get hands dirty with big clean-up
Hunters are urged not to spread weeds between waterways.
Fly-overs reveal hundreds of new sites possibly infected with kauri dieback disease.
New national guidelines for instream structures so fish can move freely around waterways.
Report shows ''major changes will be needed," commission chair Murray Sherwin says.
Vibra Screen allows dairy effluent to be recycled and used to fertilise pasture.
Southlanders deserve a pat on the back, as river quality trends are improving.
Raising Falls Dam by 6m to irrigate 12,500ha now needs alternative funding options.
Far North iwi Ngai Takoto has formed a venture with Auckland-based Resin & Wax Holdings.
It's a dirty job - seven bags of rubbish - but someone's got to do it
Northlanders have chance to learn how to tell male and female kiwis apart for their calls
Verna Andrews knows what a kiwi sounds like and she recently heard one in Whangarei
Kyeburn Catchment Ltd (KCL) is close to securing a new global consent for its 15 users.
Future strategies, technology and educating consumers on food origins focus of Conference.
Changes in government policy around irrigation a "major hurdle" for Falls Dam project.
South Otago Forest & Bird says the survival of yellow-eyed penguins will stay a key issue.
OPINION: Environment now outranks terrorism as a global threat.
Endophytes can control key pests like the Argentine stem weevil and black beetle.
DairyNZ's Kara Lok on the Interim Climate Change Committee and Our Land 2018 report.
Rangitikei mayor talks about future plans. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
James Shaw spoke on what the new Climate Change Committee could mean for NZ farmers.
The NRC has acknowledged farming efforts to improve Far North waterways.
Central Otago Mayor says people should court publicity about the positives of irrigation.
Why did the kiwi cross the road? Nobody knows how a kiwi came to be run over on Kamo Rd.
Challenge posed between the economy and the environment
Many of the farms across Mid Canterbury thrive because of the area's irrigation schemes.
Major irrigation conference in Central Otago this week will be ''future-focused.''
Mid Canterbury's diverse farming community could have one irrigation scheme in the future.