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After tasting 240 New Zealand made cheeses, judges have bestowed medals upon 199 of the entries.
Published in General News
As the second youngest of six kids, and the fourth generation on the land, Rippon's Nick Mills talks of his family's connection to a "ridiculously special place".
Published in Profiles
Massey University is returning to the National Fieldays next week with a new site, focusing on community-relevant collaborative research in the food and agriculture sectors.
Published in Management
A home in the country usually brings with it a little work so Bronwyn Baird figured on buying a tractor.
Published in Machinery & Products
Don't underestimate how much water your cows need.
Published in Management
Rugby played a big role in New Zealand gaining a world-leading soil scientist, Professor Mike Hedley.
Published in General News
In general, all mammals use their own body reserves (fat and protein from body tissues) in early lactation, to meet the demands of milk production.
Published in Farm Health
The Tru-Test Vat Manager all-in-one vat monitor and controller is giving dairy farmers confidence that their milk is cooled and held to temperature.
Published in Machinery & Products
Canterbury farmer Assaf Sol is combating milk fever in his herd by supplementing magnesium in various ways, reports the supplier of Country Mile magnesium oxide dust.
Published in Farm Health
Despite the terrible weather, and thanks to marquees still available from the recent Canterbury A&P Show, the Synlait Boys and Girls Agricultural Club Championship Day was held yesterday (Thursday, November 17) at ASB Agricultural Park.
Published in General News
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