Displaying items by tag: HORTICULTURE NZ

Last year (2016) was one of growth for horticulture.

A level playing field is what Horticulture NZ, Federated Farmers and other primary organisations want from a judicial review of Waikato’s ‘healthy rivers’ plan change.

Today, Horticulture NZ celebrates 100 years of representing growers, with its foundations in the New Zealand Fruitgrowers Federation formed in 1916.

An increase of 1000 seasonal workers announced by Government today brings some welcome relief to the growing horticulture industry.

HortNZ’s offices in the capital are closed again today but will re-open tomorrow.

Pukekohe grower Andrew Hutchinson was named Young Horticulturalist of the Year at last night’s awards dinner in Auckland.

Land and water remain the key constraints to growth in horticultural production, HortNZ has told the Productivity Commission.

The key to successfully selling fruit and vegetables in New Zealand or overseas is to give consumers what they want.

Horticulture NZ has assisted Pukekohe vegetable growers to get funding for riparian plantings along the waterways that feed into the Waikato River.

Prime Minister John Key congratulated the horticulture industry for its great advancement in the last few years.