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NZ chasing transtasman machine shearing, blades shearing, and woolhandling tests.
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HortNZ scholarship programmes open for 2025
Programme focused on supporting next generation of innovators and leaders in the sector.
The Country: Why wool producers should work together
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Canada ‘very disappointed’ by NZ decision to escalate dairy battle
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Freestyle motocross debuts at show amid 27C heat
Fan favourites and high temperatures for the town meets country fun.
Can NZ’s supply chain survive the next global crisis?
Encouraging local manufacturing is key.
Bring on the 150th after 'fantastic' A&P Show
Record numbers through gate for 149th edition of coming together of town and country.
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How Kiwi dairy farmers can help the world
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Family forced to tear out cherry orchard after cyclone and rain
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Vege tips: Rabbits and aphids and snails, oh my!
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Mr Ritchie and the 130-mile long blackberry bush of 1925
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Cow mastitis invention wins big
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'Our place is your place': From dairy factory to vibrant community hub
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Rural school marks major milestone
Ōropi School opened in a house in 1899 for about 20 children.
Todd McClay on Timaru meatworks shutdown
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Kendall Langston: How farmers can avoid the seven most expensive words in business
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Cut above the rest: Women's advanced shearing course 100% success
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Hundreds of jobs to go as Timaru meatworks closure confirmed
Alliance has closed its Smithfield plant, and Australian recruiters are already in town.
Fonterra's owners need much more info on why consumer business should go: adviser
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