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Water and labelling high on hort sector’s election wish list
New Zealand's horticulture industry has set out its wishes for the upcoming election campaign, covering water, climate change, country of…Apples see the light
A new innovative apple orchard design has seen a doubling of yield, an improvement in fruit quality, promising environmental benefits…Plant producers want priority access to water
Priority access to water heads the NZ Plant Producers (NZPP) election manifesto released today.Late RSE extensions welcomed
Horticulture NZ says it welcomed increased Government support and flexibility for the Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) workers who are still…National
NZ-Spanish collaboration produces a ‘green’ red apple
Scientists from Plant and Food Research have helped develop what is arguably the world's first climate change apple.
Border controls hit spud growers
Potato growers say the recent border controls around Auckland affected supply chains and transit for staff living outside the region.Opportunities aplenty in hort
Now is the time for you to set yourself up for a career in horticulture, explains Peter Kemp, Head of…Keeping it local!
The inability to bring in experienced overseas workers is one of the big difficulties for the potato industry as it…Sustainable Vegetable Systems receives $4.7m
A project to boost vegetable growers’ environmental efforts has received funding from the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI).Agribusiness
Italian innovation helps Zespri
Italian kiwifruit packhouses' experience in dealing with COVID-19 has helped New Zealand to fast-track innovation in its own packhouses to…
Is Red the new Green for Zespri?
Kiwifruit marketer Zespri says some key markets will soon be able to enjoy red kiwifruit following a recent decision by…Management
FePs at a glance
Farm Environment Plans (FEPs) are now recognised in legislation as a way for growers to assess their environmental risks, act where required and demonstrate progress on environmental objectives.
Quinoa growers urged to band together and take on the world
One of New Zealand’s very few quinoa growers is calling on his colleagues to band together to help market their product.
Mealybug warnings
As mealybugs gain a foothold in Central Otago, grapegrowers are being urged to be vigilant for signs of Grapevine Leafroll-associated Virus Type 3 (leafroll 3) in vines.
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Kubota tractors give garlic grower strong performance
New Zealand’s largest garlic and shallot producer is finding success with Kubota tractors.» The RNG Weather Report
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