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Dairy farmers are being strongly encouraged to give their feedback on how the sector will pay its share of the Mycoplasma bovis (M. bovis) response programme.
Published in General News
Lee Suckling travelled to the Middle East and learned the hard way that wine drinking isn’t impossible, but it’s not cheap or easy either. 
Published in Industry
A New Zealand Herald columnist, who questioned the retirement of former Fonterra chairman John Wilson in July last year, is facing calls to apologise to his family.
Published in General News
Damaging frosts typically occur after a cold, cloudy day followed by a still night with clear skies. 
Published in General News
The rich black colour of blackcurrants is what makes them so valuable, says South Canterbury grower Hamish McFarlane.
Published in General News
Horticulture is in a growth phase and has ambitious goals, says the director of the HortNZ Leadership Programme, Sue Pickering.
Published in General News
An increased focus on exports for New Zealand tomatoes could see the sector double its 2014 value by 2020.
Published in General News
The opportunities for the potato industry lie in a planned series of sustainable developments, says Potatoes NZ chief executive Chris Claridge.
Published in General News
Zespri will this year issue licences for an additional 700ha of SunGold kiwifruit and 50ha of organics.
Published in General News
Here's our 2018 car of the year.
Published in Motoring
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