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Compliance means not only meeting the requirements of the regulator, but also the expectations of society.
Published in General News
The bonus of split calving is that you can match feed supply with feed demand throughout the year, says Neville Porteous of Te Arai Farms in lower Northland.
Published in Farm Health
Australia has launched its Australian Lamb summer campaign and the target is New Zealand.
Published in General News
The largest government funding for a research project in primary industries promises good news for vineyard owners concerned about future labour shortages.
Published in Industry
Fendt was once a brand that many farmers and contractors aspired to own.
Published in Machinery & Products
A few minutes can make all the difference to saving or losing a paddock to pugging on a West Coast dairy farm. 
Published in Management
New Zealand dairy has been slow to move on organics but is now getting on board.
Published in General News
Auckland wool innovator Lanaco say NASA should determine within about six months whether its wool-based filter technology will be used in the Orion spacecraft for upcoming deep-space exploration missions. 
Published in General News
2018 East Coast Young Farmer of the Year Patrick Crawshaw learned early in his career from ‘early-adopting’ farmers how to identify and manage risk.
Published in Management
Waikato Regional Council has resumed aerial monitoring of ‘at risk’ farms by satellite imagery, drones, fixed wing aircraft or helicopters.
Published in General News
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