Less hot air
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The drought is forcing dairy farmers in South Canterbury and Marlborough to consider drying off their herds in the coming weeks.
Nearly 60 exhibitors are lining up for this year's Waikato Effluent Expo at the Mystery Creek events centre near Hamilton next Tuesday 17 March.
Lincoln University experts say the blackmail threat to lace baby formula with 1080, will not have long-term effects on New Zealand agricultural exports.
A Lincoln University agri-food course is experiencing 150% growth in enrolment numbers after only two years on the curriculum.
The 2015 Northland Sharemilker/Equity Farmers of the Year, Brad and Lesley Roberts, were emphatic winners – claiming the title along with six of nine merit awards on offer.
Fonterra is taking “desperate” and “idiotic” steps to maintain milk supply, says Labour primary industries spokesman Damien O’Connor.
One in five Fonterra suppliers is on notice to improve the quality of their milking shed water.
Federated Farmers has confirmed it has received a threat to sabotage New Zealand infant formula with the pesticide 1080.
Synlait Milk is confident that its food safety systems and security standards protect the integrity of its products.
A threat to poison New Zealand milk products with 1080 was revealed by police today.
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An overseeder range now sold in New Zealand by CB Norwood Distributors Ltd has features ideal for rejuvenating pasture at minimal cost, the company says.
A new location for the 2015 South Island Agricultural Field Days (SIAFD) has the organisers excited.
Northland farm consultant Kim Robinson believes dairy farmers can achieve high fertility targets without CIDRs (controlled intra-uterine drug release), but they must have a plan.
The hot dry summer and a strategic move to use less nitrogen is taking its toll on the Lincoln University Dairy Farm.
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