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OPINION: Henry Dimbleby, author of the UK's Food Strategy, recently told the BBC: "Meat production is about 85% of our…
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A home in the country usually brings with it a little work so Bronwyn Baird figured on buying a tractor.
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Machinery & Products
Beacons are an indispensable health and safety device for many vehicles on farms.
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Machinery & Products
Signalling changing times, the construction and agricultural machinery maker JCB has begun producing the world’s first fully electric mini excavator.
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Machinery & Products
Toyota has raised the safety benchmark at grassroots level by introducing its Toyota Safety Sense Package on its hugely popular Hilux.
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Motoring
The Walshe family, of Putaruru, are contract milkers, sending 470 cows through a 40 bail herringbone shed. They're finding success with Quthane milking liners from DairyFlo.
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Management
Most farmers are well prepared for the new disbudding and dehorning regulations which will take effect on October 1.
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Farm Health
Dairy farmers are pleased the Sustainable Dairying: Water Accord shows them doing their bit to improve water quality.
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Management
Why is Sauvignon Blanc seldom given the chance to age?
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Industry
The rise in global dairy prices could be partially attributed to demand from China, says Westpac market strategist Imre Speizer.
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General News
OPINION: People need to get their knives out of farmers’ backs and look at the science.
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Management
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