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December kicks off with some merry chaos
It’s the high pressure zones north and west of NZ that will make good on El Niño’s ‘hot and dry’ threat, says Phil Duncan.
Master Class touches down in NZ
Farmers from 12 countries touring country for crash course in our primary sector.
New Ashburton bridge tops Canterbury priority list
Plan sees doubling of investment in transport system over next decade.
E coli plagues NZ’s freshwater systems
Baseline study of 850 sites sketches magnitude of freshwater task ahead.
LIC defends response to semen failure
LIC says it has been fair and reasonable in its dealing with farmers affected by the issue.
Water turmoil may put deadlines at risk
But councils turn down Feds request to pause work on freshwater plans.
Fifth load of fencing on its way to storm-hit farms
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church has now donated $1.4m worth of posts, wire and more.
Craigmore launches second research grant
Rural investment company offers new scholarships for ag research.
Farmlands has a plan and is sticking to it
Rural retailer plans to push implementation hard for next year or two as transformation becomes imperative.
Ag research will feel latest Massey cuts, union says
College of Sciences in the firing line – including Manawatū’s only engineering course.
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