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KRONE Comprima bale users could soon be able to run netting and film through the same machines, as achieved during tests in New Zealand, says Krone New Zealand importer Tulloch Farm Machines. 
Published in Machinery & Products
NORTHLAND FARMER and northern North Island director for Beef + Lamb New Zealand, James Parsons has been appointed chair-elect of the organisation.
Published in General News
The Dairy Women's Network has launched a recruitment campaign for a new chief executive.
Published in General News
EVERY MOVE to slow the reform of the Resource Management Act makes business more uncertain for commercial fruit and vegetable growers.
Published in General News
IRRIGATIONNZ SAYS initial reports suggest more than 800 irrigators across Canterbury are severely damaged and will need to be repaired or written off following Tuesday's big wind.
Published in General News
TAKING EARLY silage this spring may help avoid a costly long-term loss of pasture quality, say rural professionals, as pasture covers nationwide reach unseasonably high levels.
Published in General News
BE SURE you will have to part with cash if you get a letter from the council headed ‘Infringement notice issued under s343C of the Resource Management Act 1991’. But fear not, things could be a lot worse.
Published in Opinion
A FARM investment scheme aimed at getting more young farmers owning farms, and delivering regular cash returns to investors, launches this month.
Published in Agribusiness
THE FARM is not large: 91ha near Opiki, north of Shannon. It’s excellent dairy country and a potato growing area. The farm is owned by John Seymour and is beautifully set up. Milking is through a modern herringbone shed and the tanker turnaround area is neatly landscaped. The farm’s utility sheds are new and modern.
Published in Management
EVERYBODY NEEDS a plan for foot and mouth disease (FMD), says Livestock Improvement Corporation (LIC) bull farm veterinarian Ken Cottier. 
Published in Farm Health
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