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KiwiHarvest founder Deborah Manning says the food rescue charity is experiencing a significant challenge due to a lack of funding to support what she calls an essential service.
Siobhan O’Malley is a dairy farmer, innovator, businesswoman and community volunteer, an example of the thousands of Kiwi dairy farming women throughout New Zealand who multi-task every day to contribute positively to their communities.
Former Ballance chief executive Mark Wynne is the new chairman for meat co-operative Alliance Group.
Rather than banning live animal exports, New Zealand should raise the standards required of the industry.
Today is International Women’s Day, and this year Fonterra wants to shine a light on the women who defy stereotypes and prosper in traditionally male-dominated fields. Erin Wootten, a tanker operator out of the Fonterra Reparoa Site, is doing just that.
The shipping crisis caused by Houthi rebel attacks in the Red Sea and problems with a lack of water in the Panama Canal appears to be deepening by the day.
Applications have now opened for the Horizons Regional Council Don Linklater Memorial Bursary.
A dairy farm working to increase endangered skink numbers and a boutique farm selling milk in recycled bottles will open their gates to the public this Sunday.
Amid reports of an increase in the number of parvovirus cases, the New Zealand Veterinary Association (NZVA) is calling on dog owners to prioritise essential vaccinations.
Over the past two Kiwifruit seasons, Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council has prosecuted five orchardists for illegally taking more than 100 million litres of water.
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The depressed state of the Chinese economy continues impact on the value of NZ’s red meat exports.
Shipping disruption caused by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea has so far not impacted fertiliser prices or supply on farm.
Weather events like Cyclone Gabrielle that hit over one year ago have landed two of the country’s biggest fruit and vegetable traders with massive trading losses.
A new study shows that analyses how water flows to reach rivers and streams can help reveal what proportion of agricultural contaminants come from past or recent land use practices.
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