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With the COVID-19 lockdown placing even greater emphasis on the need for reliable internet networks, a former All Black is working to keep New Zealand’s rural folk connected.

It looks like the agritech sector is set to get some backing from the Government.

A Canterbury farmer has created a solution for farmers wanting to protect their utes from stock.

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.

Based on the Toyota Landcruiser 70, the all-electirc ZED 70 is engineered for harsh climates.

The saying goes ‘when things get tough, the tough get going’ and this is happening here in New Zealand and further afield.

Rural Women New Zealand (RWNZ) says it is pleased to hear the Government’s announcement of new funding for improved rural broadband.

The Government will spend $15 million to improve rural broadband.

The Shelbourne HD 876 VFRT hedge cutter chops debris into smaller sizes, removing issues of large debris such as hoof ailments.

All three big telcos – Vodafone, Spark and 2degrees – are offering 24/7 unlimited data for urban broadband users in response to the COVID-19 lockdown forcing people to stay at home.