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OPINION: Here w go: the election date is set for November 7 and the politicians are out of the gate…
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Kia ora, beautiful homeland.
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Fifty years ago, Dr David Jackson planted vines at Lincoln University.
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The National Party's new leader Chris Luxon seems to have placed a bigger emphasis on agriculture with his new shadow cabinet line-up.
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How ready are we for a Lepidopterean incursion?
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Industry
New Zealand cellar door are continuing to adapt while trying to stay optimistic, say operators in a Covid-disrupted market.
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Australia's dairy industry is on track for a slight increase in milk production this season.
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The unstoppable Diana Dobson - Aviary Manager of the Marlborough Falcon Conservation Trust - received a Queen’s Service Medal for services to wildlife conservation in June.
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The horticulture sector has been praised for its "extraordinary achievements" in the face of Covid-19-related challenges.
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'ToViewADream Farming' was started 16 years ago by farmer Dion Kilmister and it's been living up to its name ever since.
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Reporoa based Murdoch Agricultural Contracting, owned and operated by couple Harry Murdoch and Samantha Parker, started by targeting a niche.
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OPINION: ECan data was released a few days ago showing Canterbury farmers have made “giant strides on environmental performance”.
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