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Five Canterbury farms have been announced as contenders in the 2020 Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
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The latest in rural technology, equipment and specialist knowledge from around the world will be showed off next month at the Southern Field Days.
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The Winchmore Research Station, Mid-Canterbury is coming back to life once again in the world of agricultural education.
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Alliance Group says it has paid farmer shareholders a further $1.67 million in loyalty payments.
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Deer Industry NZ has appointed Innes Moffat as its new chief executive.
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People don't appreciate how difficult it is to change farm systems quickly, says Pāmu chief executive Steven Carden.
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Chris Hursthouse (22) is proof you don’t have to grow up on a farm to succeed in farming.
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Deer Industry NZ (DINZ) chief executive Dan Coup is moving on from the role after six years to become chief executive of the QEII National Trust from October 7.
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We in New Zealand can thank our lucky stars that the pests we have to deal with in our vineyards are limited to birds, rabbits and grass grubs. Spare a thought for our counterparts in Canada.
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A new system is being developed for tracing tagged velvet as it moves through the supply chain.
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OPINION: ECan data was released a few days ago showing Canterbury farmers have made “giant strides on environmental performance”.
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