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Fast FactsFarmer feedback results in much needed changes to wintering rules
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AgribusinessRabobank survey shows continued strong growth in farm staff pay
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News and ViewsInternational workers will help address dairy staff shortage
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RuralCropX and MetService partner to provide New Zealand’s rural sector with site specific weather data
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ProductsNew season satsuma mandarins in stores
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Must SeeEastern Whio Link Project wins the NZ Biosecurity Awards Community Award
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News and ViewsHunters advised not to release deer into new regions
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News and ViewsProtecting bees from killer mites
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News and ViewsVegetable prices tipped to go higher due to spiralling costs
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Fast FactsProhibited fire season for Northland
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Tomato Potato Psyllid (Bactericera cockerelli or TPP) is a pest that all potato, tomato, eggplant, capsicum, chilli, tamarillo and sweet potato (Solanaceae and Convolvulaceae) growers across Australia should be familiar with. Also known as ‘jumping plant lice’ and established in some parts of We...
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Farmer feedback results in much needed changes to wintering rules https://t.co/SUxsEZblcx
Rabobank survey shows continued strong growth in farm staff pay https://t.co/DORboHdfW8
International workers will help address dairy staff shortage https://t.co/Uz0hz7PFjQ