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Agri banking specialist Rabobank and food education charity Garden to Table recently announced the launch of a new free teaching resource to develop money management skills among New Zealand children.
Published in General News
A Fonterra shareholder says he doubts that consumers around the globe are clamouring for products with a low carbon footprint.
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The country's horticulturalists have been urged to get in behind the controversial He Waka Eke Noa (HWEN) agricultural emissions plan.
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Lamb prices are expected to remain soft as Chinese consumers struggle to put the effects of Covid behind them.
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Fonterra should not back down on plans to reduce its carbon footprint despite the slump in milk prices, says Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor.
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A little bit more darkness is expected before dawn starts to emerge.
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Lewis Collins was working on spore trapping as part of his microbiology studies when he thought about the challenge of analysing airborne diseases. By the time useful data was received, it was typically too late to avoid an outbreak within a crop.
Published in Machinery
Biosecurity stakeholders are becoming increasingly concerned about how well our biosecurity system will stand up to challenges such as climate change, future trade patterns, changing population dynamics and agrichemical availability.
Published in Industry
After three years of La Niña, a change is finally upon us.
Published in Industry
Rainfall gauges broke records all over Hawke’s Bay in 2022, including a staggering 4273.5mm for the year at Mt Manuoha.
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