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Nine months on from Cyclone Gabrielle, the future of Bremworth's woollen yarn plant in Napier remains up in the air.
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A dairy farmer will be thumbing his way from Auckland to Christchurch next week, to raise awareness of The Big Feed live rural telethon and drive donations for food banks nationwide.
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A study arising from a partnership with Ravensdown, AgResearch and Ngāi Tahu Farming, has created a benchmark approach to testing the health of soils.
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A new-look pink Breast Cancer Foundation NZ Pink Campervan is hitting the streets of New Zealand’s South Island on its inaugural tour.
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One of the power farming families of South Canterbury is branching out into orcharding with the establishment of a large apple orchard, near Rangitata.
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Fire and Emergency New Zealand is reminding winegrowers to be prepared for the potential risks associated with a return to "normal" fire season.
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Global beef markets continue to be a story of two contrasting parts.
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The time for more regulations is over.
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The country's kiwifruit growers faced another tough year as the effects of adverse weather events kicked in.
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Independent Fonterra director Scott St John is stepping down from the role, citing an increasing workload.
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