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Tabula builds platform to keep farm data in-house 20 years in

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The company that began as TracMap now has technology in 16 countries, from rodent control to firefighting.

Rodeo welfare code review opens for public consultation before season

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The full review covers competition, training and jackpot events, with organisers left to decide what remains viable.

Central West Aus farm prices cool after post-COVID buying boom

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Post-COVID growth has cooled, while strong livestock prices and timely spring rain keep buyers interested.

Teachers push to restore Year 11 Ag to curriculum

Specialist science teachers are unlikely to take on agricultural content, leaving a gap after junior programmes.

Pāmu-led LIFT programme tests virtual fencing on hill country farms

Māori trusts, owner-operators, corporates and high country stations are each working with a consultant on system change.

Will FoodHQ’s closure take future value out of the primary sector?

Majority shareholder BSI made a commercial decision to close the hub.

Kellogg maps where the risks are in our domestic produce supply

Tomatoes grown near Wellington can be sent to Auckland and back before reaching lower North Island shelves.

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Leasing model a way forward for NZ agriculture

Sheep, beef and deer farmers, Stu and Ginny Neal, have built their farming business from scratch. They have worked hard on and off-farm, they have also worked at building both relationships and their reputations as people and custodians of the land. Words Sandra Taylor. Photos Ben Doubleday.

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