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At every interview for a farm position, a key question for an applicant is, "How much rostered time off do I get?" Your answer can influence the job's appeal.
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Recently launched by grassland specialist Kuhn, the SW 4014 wraps square or round bales, notably using the unique AutoLoad function.
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At dairy farmer Scott Ricketts' Oxford farm, there's a war going on: his crops are under attack from white butterfly so he's called in air support to gain the upper hand.
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Te Kuiti dairy farmer Alison Ferris has become the first Dairy Women's Network regional convenor to be elected to the organisation's board.
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Investment in dairy farm effluent systems and stock exclusion have shown good results in Northland and are a good news story, says the Northland Regional Council.
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Canterbury milk processor Synlait has taken on 28 more milk suppliers to meet growing demand for its value added milk products.
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A warning to dairy farmers: a move to sheep milking is probably not an option.
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Profound changes in the overall structure of dairy markets and trade could have a lasting effect.
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Waratah has designed and developed fencing products for 130 years, always aiming for easier to install, simpler to maintain and better performing fencing.
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A new leadership training and coaching course for rural women has passed an evaluation with flying colours.
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