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A new nutrient management tool offers farmers a high degree of control and reporting when applying nutrients, its maker says.
Published in Management
Doing it once and doing it right is a great guiding philosophy for upgrading farm effluent systems.
Published in Management
Lower replacement rates and higher body weight/lower stocking rates are the two most effective of five available ways of cutting dairy greenhouse gas emissions, a scientist has told a workshop for rural professionals.
Published in Farm Health
The confidence boost from winning the 2010 Dairy Trainee of the Year award is propelling a young sharemilker along a valuable career track, he says.
Published in Agribusiness
Auckland secondary schoolers will soon get a close look at farming without travelling far.
Published in Agribusiness
National’s foreign spokesman Gerry Brownlee last month addressed the Canterbury Employers Chambers of Commerce about the headwinds facing global trade, including geo-political issues.
Published in Opinion
Bay of Plenty Regional Council is offering free resource consents to landowners to move to the next stage of a plan change associated with reducing nitrogen leaching into Lake Rotorua.
Published in General News
Long-serving Zespri executive Dan Mathieson has been appointed the company’s new chief executive.
Published in General News
New York PR director, New Zealander Jane Vesty, says our wines can ride the ‘premiumization’ trend
Published in General News
Global dairy companies including Fonterra are lining up to snare Australia’s largest dairy processor.
Published in General News
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