Displaying items by tag: horticulture

Large areas of North Canterbury and South Marlborough – affected by the 2016 Kaikoura Earthquakes – offer wide potential for horticulture.

New Zealand’s Young Horticulturist of the Year is once again a viticulturist.

New Zealand olive yields can be more than doubled by using fruit tree management techniques instead of more traditional methods.

RSE workers from Malaysia unable to leave their country because of a coronavirus lockdown there has led to a labour shortage for Seeka.

The average Kiwi pantry and dinner table will evolve in the new decade with a focus on fresh, fast, fit and fair, says United Fresh.

Kiwifruit marketer Zespri says some key markets will soon be able to enjoy red kiwifruit following a recent decision by its board to commercialise a red variety for New Zealand growers.

All of the three Ahuwhenua Trophy finalists have had remarkable pathways to success with all three having been converted from their original use.

A Canterbury company has been fined $1.7 million for fraudulently blending and mislabelling wine.

The Bay of Plenty now has a newly established Education Coordinator to increase the number of locals employed by the horticultural sector to ensure its sustainability.

Māori Development Minister, Nania Mahuta says horticulture is an important and emerging sector for Māori.