Displaying items by tag: CORONAVIRUS
Vaccine mandatory for awards
Organisers of the Ballance Farm Environment Awards (BFEA) say this year's programme will proceed despite interruptions caused by Covid.
Covid blamed for funding woes
Lockdown tough on flower growers
Mandatory meat sector vaccines still up in the air
Council and health providers work together on vaccination plans
Southern councils and health providers are joining forces to make it easier for rural communities to get vaccinated.
Is rural NZ still on their minds?
Editorial: Get vaccinated!
OPINION: Rural NZ is again getting the rough end of the stick when it comes to services - this time in relation to Covid-19 vaccinations.
Deer sector looks to bounce back from Covid low
New products, new markets and a lot of hard work look set to help the NZ deer industry recover from the hit it took at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.
RSE flights ramp up
Quarantine free flights, bringing much-needed Pacific Island workers to New Zealand, are being ramped up.
Pruning Pressures: Pruning window cut short by Covid
Between 1,100 and 2,450 hectares of Marlborough vineyard area were unlikely to be pruned before budburst this year, according to new modelling.