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OPINION: It seems potty training can help cows reduce emissions.
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Milking It
Westpac NZ and Pāmu claim they have signed New Zealand’s most comprehensive Sustainability-Linked Loan to date, also the largest in the agricultural sector, and the first involving a state-owned enterprise.
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It's bad but it's not terrible.
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Breaking dirt on Waitaki Valley limestone 20 years ago was a "huge act of faith", say Jim and Anne Jerram.
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New Zealand's second largest fresh milk trader says its milk bottles will now be made of 30% recycled plastic.
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A university job in a suburban bottle shop kicked off an incredible journey for Michael Henley.
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A new record milk price for this season has been forecast as dairy products fetch higher on the back of strong demand and softening supply.
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Departing LIC chief executive Wayne McNee says the farmer co-operative is in a great shape.
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Plant & Food Research scientist Dr Ron Beatson has been awarded the Morton Coutts Trophy.
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The dairy industry's total economic contribution to New Zealand's economy topped $40 billion last season.
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