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Opinion: Pre-lamb shearing has its place in farming
Comment: Pre-lamb shearing is possible but it must be carried out using best practice.
Comment: Pre-lamb shearing is possible but it must be carried out using best practice.
Comment: Wool Industry Working Group will take on a number of problems faced by industry.
Comment: Rural roads are taking a battering from logging trucks writes Peter Fitzherbert.
Comment: Brands like Taste Pure Nature are important for success in NZ's primary sector
Comment: During droughts or drought-like conditions, be aware depression is very real.
Comment: Farmers need to ask hard questions to make values-based choices their business.
Comment: Ro reflects on how the humble gumboot can represent rural highs and lows.
Lobby groups need to learn that not all science is good, and not all science is relevant.
Comment: Public scrutiny of the use of agrichemicals in New Zealand is growing.
Comment: Digital hubs are still not practical for many in the rural community.
Comment: Plan Change 1needs a complete re-think to ensure regulations are sensible.
Comment: Will a capital gains tax make the tax system fairer for farmers?
Comment: Sometimes perfect conditions for anglers aren't perfect conditions for fish.
Comment: Selective information on emissions is being used to build a case against farmers.
Ensure your cows are ready for the journey ahead, or you may be fined $5000.
Comment: Sound science and elegant logic underpin Simon Upton's recommendations
Comment: Fed Farmers' Cameron Henderson says trade policy is a hot topic in the US.
"The dream of Ruataniwha lives on, while the lessons are ignored."
Comment: Mike Daisley urges hunters to call people out if they see something unsafe.
Comment: "I didn't expect how controversial my plan would be - with Americans."
Hosking: Comments are colourful and not PC but they're not all that inaccurate.
Comment: The Resource Management Act is steadily becoming more unfair and biased.
Opinion: Fonterra hopefully now heading in the right direction with new leadership.
Comment: The average farmer feels they can't do a thing right in the eyes of Fish & Game.
2.8 million hectares of hill country should be planted in trees.
Comment: The Feds are concerned with Healthy Home Standards' tight deadlines.
COMMENT: Whatever Govt decides, I am fully prepared to relinquish my semi-automatics.
COMMENT: Ban and buy back these massacre weapons. We could've done this 20 years ago.
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