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Scott St John ends seven-year stint on Fonterra board
Independent director to exit as other commitments mount up.
A young shearer on the rise
Jodiesha Kirkpatrick reached her impressive 200-lamb tally in November while shearing on Pihitia Station just north of Gisborne.
Emissions impossible: the eventful tenure of Damien O’Connor
Neal Wallace sat down with the former agriculture and trade minister as he packed up his office and reflected on his time in the Beehive.
Summer’s the time for Checking-in
Agri-Women’s Development Trust and partners present a programme of events and tools to boost rural wellbeing.
NZ dairying helps rebuild war-torn Sri Lanka
Farming and enterprise project changing the lives of thousands of war victims.
Rural principal fights for wool carpets in schools
A Waikato principal has found no joy in his efforts to get the Ministry of Education to rethink the use of synthetic carpets in Kiwi schools.
Bond sets sights on historic double
Champion shearer going for lamb and ewe records in world-first attempt.
Getting to the root of all weevils
Stephen Goldson has been awarded the Ray Brougham Trophy for his outstanding contribution to grassland farming in NZ.
Surf’s up in Raglan as farmers catch a wave
Surfing for Farmers gets folk out on the water after a tough year on farm.
Big picture thinking to the rescue
The driving force behind the Fairlight Foundation shares why fear was the catalyst to chasing her dreams.
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