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‘We are an outlier’: Developing enduring dairy beef systems
DairyNZ is targeting a 35% reduction in bobby calf numbers by 2050 under its dairy beef opportunities programme.
New satellite tech means less manual pasture management
AIMER is launching a pasture measurement system that fuses satellite data, smartphone measurement and a live farm model.
Tauranga venue on market ‘has it all’
The venue is consented for 150 people, with 40 car parks, a 500sqm building and a 150sqm marquee.
New shearing gang management app could change the game
A Kurow shearing contractor has built The Shearing Board to run staff induction, tally recording and compliance reporting for gangs.
Opportunity defends land tax, challenges gene tech bill
Opportunity Party leader Quilae Wong says the intention is to shift the burden off income tax and onto property.
National sustainable farming ambassadors named
Michelle and Tony Roberts from Merino Downs took out the Gordon Stephenson Trophy in Christchurch last night.
Growers feeling good as potato yields recover
Potatoes NZ says the government has shown little interest in food security following this week's vegetable industry showcase in Parliament.
‘True collaboration’: Four-year merino contracts locked in
Devold has set the pricing for its new four-year wool contracts by asking growers directly what it costs them to produce their wool.
How tight are viticulture margins?
Findex viticulture lead Alistair King says the cost of producing a bottle of wine has gone up about 30%, but the average price has not.
‘Hope is not a strategy’: El Niño officially declared
It is expected to intensify into one of the strongest events on record, raising the stakes for farmers heading into spring and summer.










