Displaying items by tag: fertiliser

Tuesday, 08 January 2013 10:43

New CEO for Ravensdown

Greg Campbell has taken over from long-serving CEO Rodney Green as head of the billion-dollar farmers' co-operative, Ravensdown.

Published in General News
Monday, 12 November 2012 14:48

‘Bad spread job can cost $60 a ha’

The Fertiliser Quality Council, (FQC), has released an on-line video clip (www.fertqual.co.nz) on the benefits of precise spreading of ethical fertilisers.

Published in General News
Monday, 12 November 2012 14:41

‘Bad spread job can cost $60 a ha’

The Fertiliser Quality Council, (FQC), has released an on-line video clip (www.fertqual.co.nz) on the benefits of precise spreading of ethical fertilisers.

Published in General News
Friday, 12 October 2012 10:06

Oz cane leader praises Kiwi farmers

Kiwi company Ravensdown's cooperative model it is the way of the future for growers in Australia, says chief executive of Australian agriculture's influential Queensland Cane Growers Organisation (CANEGROWERS).

Published in General News
Monday, 20 August 2012 11:10

Wise nutrient use rewarded

Former fertiliser consultant Jim Galloway takes a scientific approach to nutrient use on his Nireaha dairy farm, west of Eketahuna.

Published in General News
Monday, 30 July 2012 11:04

New CEO for fert co-op

Ravensdown has appointed Greg Campbell as the new chief executive designate. He replaces Rodney Green when he retires on December 31.

Published in General News
Wednesday, 30 May 2012 08:14

Fertiliser webcast a success

The Fertiliser Quality Council (FQC) is really pleased with the response to the webcast launching the program New Zealand Needs Fertiliser and Plants Need Food. It is a short, sharp educational programme aimed at correcting the myths over fertiliser use.

Published in General News
Wednesday, 29 February 2012 10:21

Ballance 'serious about science'

Speaking at the first regional 2012 Ballance Farm Environment Awards ceremony in the Bay of Plenty last week, Ballance Chief Executive Larry Bilodeau said all New Zealanders understood the economic contribution made by pastoral industries, but there was growing unease at the perceived environmental cost.

Published in General News
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