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When I spoke to Dr Wendy Parr recently, she was enjoying wonderful late autumn weather on the limestone hills above Port Tarakohe in Golden Bay.
Published in Profiles
When Marisco Vineyards Winemaker Emma Marris heads overseas with her family's wine this year, she'll take a "feeling of true legacy" with her, just as her father did 30 years ago.
Published in Profiles
The NZI Rural Women NZ Business Awards 2022 are now open for entries.
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The year Edward Donaldson was born, his parents planted one of the South Island's first vineyards, with a "fruit salad bowl of varieties" in Halswell.
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OPINION: I felt great about turning 50.
Published in Opinion
Mastek umbilical effluent systems provide a cost-effective, efficient method of distributing effluent onto the pasture without the need for permanent pipework that can be capital intensive and locked to specific areas.
Published in Machinery & Products
Environment Canterbury (EC) is rejecting Greenpeace's latest claims on nitrate leaching impacting the region's water supply.
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The unique attributes offered by vertical take-off and landing drones are transforming a range of civilian roles, from firefighting to traffic monitoring and now vineyard management.
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An "outstandingly good" research paper has seen New Zealand Master of Wine Sophie Parker-Thomson win the Quinta do Noval Award 2021.
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Keeping cows off pasture during the winter months can be a challenge for some Kiwi farms.
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