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A leading rural contractor has described the Government's efforts to facilitate the arrival of oversees workers as a joke.
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New Zealand's red meat sector export hit $10 billion in 2021 - despite the disruption caused by Covid-19.
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The New Zealand farming sector appears better prepared to manage the expected surge in the Omicron variant of Covid than it was in the first wave.
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A record opening forecast milk price for next season is on the cards but dairy farmers remain wary.
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Animal welfare remains the biggest concern as the Rural Support Trust activates Covid contingency plans for the farming sector.
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There are few if any silver bullets coming in the near future to deal with nitrous oxide and methane on NZ farms.
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DairyNZ chairman Jim van der Poel claims not too many farmers are keen on an Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS).
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Scrapping MIQ requirements from next month means vet clinics can plan ahead with certainty, says recruiter Julie South, VetStaff.
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With its Oxin autonomous vineyard vehicle now at an advanced stage of development, Marlborough-based start-up Smart Machines is beginning to eye the wider New Zealand and, ultimately, international market.
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Kiwi agritech startup Hectre is on a mission to deliver the world's simplest technologies to the fruit growing world, says Chief Executive and co-founder Matty Blomfield.
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