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Te Pari Products, well known here and offshore, has since its founding in 1980 by Pete French, been in animal handling gear. 
Published in Machinery & Products
Many New Zealand grape growers and winemakers are watching the rising global trade tensions with increasing concern.
Published in Opinion
It is seven years since I took over the reins of NZ Winegrower. During that time the industry has changed dramatically.
Published in Editorial
Farming practices now piloted by Mid Canterbury dairy farmers Grant and Jan Early could show other New Zealand farmers how they can successfully reduce their environmental impacts.  
Published in Management
It is time for New Zealand cereal growers to adopt multi-site fungicides (MSF) to combat growing resistance to the more traditional chemistries, says Adama UK fungicide expert Andy Bailey.
Published in Management
It is an exciting time to be talking sheep milking, says Thomas MacDonald, business manager for Spring Sheep Dairy, in Taupo.
Published in Management
It is a great pity that some people have embraced – with little question – the concept that farmers can make a ‘reduction in stocking rate and still make the same money, while leaching less nitrogen’.
Published in Opinion
This time last month, not many people were aware that a new era was dawning on the world’s largest dairy exporter, Fonterra.
Published in Opinion
Most farmers are now flat-out calving and lambing and are looking forward to another season of forecast good returns. 
Published in Opinion
New Zealand should not make regulatory decisions on glyphosate use based on a United States court case, say NZ scientists.
Published in General News
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