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Mark Daniel reports on McIntosh's impressive Double Bale Feeder.
Published in Farm Products
Dairy farmers are increasingly seeking the safety of a fixed milk price (FMP) as global economic uncertainty continues.
Published in General News
While it is early days yet, Kiwi farmers are well placed to weather the COVID-19 storm, according to Rabobank NZ chief executive Todd Charteris.
Published in General News
Mark Daniel reports on McIntosh's impressive Double Bale Feeder.
Published in Machinery & Products
A clever new app called HarvestYield is said to eliminate the tedious paper trail associated with job recording and worker timesheets, while also offering a suite of management tools.
Published in Machinery & Products
After weeks of silence, the Frankton sale yards were bustling with yards of stock up for auction on Wednesday.
Published in General News
Keep yourself and your employees safe at milking during COVID-19 with the following tips.
Published in Management
Despite the COVID-19 lockdown, staff at Massey University are busy preparing for the next semester – which will involve a lot of on-line teaching.
Published in Agribusiness
Stock and Station agents have put together a set of protocols they hope will allow the country’s saleyards to reopen as soon as possible as the COVID-19 lockdown progresses.
Published in General News
Five Horizons farms are contenders in the 2020 Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
Published in General News
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