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Adiós El Niño and welcome back, weather
As we look at the weather maps there is life all around us, says Phil Duncan.
Love for wool driving force behind fibre festival
Organisers of the 45°Fibre festival say the fibre should be celebrated, along with the creativity it brings.
Forestry head takes chop at report
Prosperity study plays on misconceptions about sector and misses golden opportunity, CEO says.
Cyclone-hit wool scouring facility re-opens
World’s biggest wool processing facility back in business in Napier after $50m refurbishment.
Upskilling key to primary success: MPI
We need to combine traditional ag with cutting-edge technology, adviser tells seminar.
Researchers toast record Canterbury barley yields
Trial results mark recent harvest as best autumn-sown yield ever recorded.
Zespri could face $12m bill for mice infestation on cargo ship
Possibility that season’s first shipment of SunGold to Europe will have to be written off after shipboard mouse infestation.
Major gaps in emergency response flagged
Government inquiry says Gabrielle and other events showed crisis response is not fit for purpose.
Shipping challenges pile on export costs
Ripple effects of distant tensions and bridge collapses offset to some extent by new freight hub at Ruakura.
Good weather fuels bountiful kiwifruit harvest
Labour supply, weather and crop quality all line up.
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