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There may be savings to be made in dry-off treatments on some dairy farms, but care is needed to avoid cuts costing you dearly down the track, warns Dairy NZ’s mastitis specialist, Jane Lacy-Hulbert.
Published in Farm Health
HP New Zealand recently announced its second Rural Schools Competition, which gives rural New Zealand primary schools the chance to win a share of $20,000 worth of HP products and support. 
Published in Rural News
Many a time I have wished I was driving a police car. I’d love to turn on a siren and pull over the drivers whose dogs are travelling loose and unprotected on the back of vehicles.
Published in Management
New Zealand’s fine wool sector is a step closer to eradicating footrot thanks to ground-breaking research in sheep genetics.
Published in Farm Health
Dana Blackburn is an Ohakune local – born and bred in nearby Raetihi. 
Published in Management
The backdrop to the 850ha property is spectacular, including the partly snow-covered Mt Ruapehu. 
Published in Management
The southerly blast in April was a reminder to much of the country that winter is not far away.  Let’s hope we get a bit more mild autumn weather before winter kicks in.
Published in Opinion
Alex Furniss has only ploughed at one New Zealand final – Gore in 1966. 
Published in Rural Life
Jim Brooker (83), of Darfield, recalls winning the first NZ Ploughing Championship at Oamaru in 1956 when he was 23 years old.
Published in Rural Life
The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) says it is relaxing the fruit and vegetable movement controls for some households within Auckland’s fruit fly zone.
Published in General News
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