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238Temporary visa changes heading in right direction
Streamlining of procedures and new regional skills shortage lists are useful features of proposed changes to employer-assisted temporary work visas, Federated Farmers...
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276Farm safety story book launched in wake of tragedy
A woman who lost her partner in a farm incident has launched a book to keep children safe on the farm.
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310Water storage essential for future resilience
IrrigationNZ says a recent expert discussion document on drought and climate change highlights that future national planning to improve water storage and...
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271Kiwi infants lacking in fruit and vege intake
Infant Feeding in New Zealand is the first study of its kind investigating adherence to a wide range of infant feeding practices...
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235When good sense takes control of the wheel
Today (November 27 2018) marks a big win for on farm safety and biosecurity, says Federated Farmers dairy chair Chris Lewis.
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234Vertical farming has limits
Vertical farming – where food is grown indoors in high stacks – will not replace traditional fruit and vegetable growing in New...
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223Apple industry already growing jobs for new horticultural degree graduates
New Zealand’s booming apple and pear industry is already promising great career opportunities for the first graduates of a new stand-alone Bachelor’s...
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272Feds President spearheads delegation to Uruguay and Argentina
Farmers, dairy product manufacturers and trade representatives in Uruguay and Argentina are hearing a New Zealand take on current agricultural issues.
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247Tahi Ngātahi enters the workplace
Federated Farmers is pleased to see a new safety initiative made accessible for the wool industry workforce.
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402Don’t bank on seed banks to save NZ trees
New Zealand can’t rely on seed banking to save many of its iconic trees, such as kauri, from disease, a new international...
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