All posts tagged "featured"

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  Whos Who

  Changing career fuels passion for dairy

  An aspiring beauty therapist has made the switch to dairy farming, where Waikato woman Tyla Ireland has found her calling.

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  Rural

  Western Bay of Plenty moves to restricted fire season

  Western Bay of Plenty moves from a prohibited season to a restricted season at 8am Tuesday 9 March 2021.

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  Products

  Kennedy Spraying Services in SA First to Adopt MagGrow Spray Technology in Australia

  Andrew Kennedy of Kennedy Spraying Services, Mt Gambier adopts pioneering spray technology, MagGrow through SST GPS. With conventional crop spraying, approximately 70%...

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  Whos Who

  New DairyNZ associate directors announced

  Two dairy farmers from Canterbury and the Bay of Plenty will join DairyNZ’s Board of Directors, as new associate directors.

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  Whos Who

  New leader for Climate Change Ambassadors

  Award-winning dairy farmer Fraser McGougan has been appointed chair of the DairyNZ Climate Change Ambassadors.

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  News and Views

  Almost half of vehicle-related deaths on farm could be avoided if seatbelts were used

  WorkSafe New Zealand is advising farmers to buckle up after an analysis of vehicle-related fatalities found that nearly half those that occur...

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  Fast Facts

  Research shows NZ dairy the world’s most emissions efficient

  New research shows New Zealand dairy farmers have the world’s lowest carbon footprint – at half the emissions of other international producers.

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  Whos Who

  Massey University welcomes back first international PhD student

  Massey University is excited to welcome back its first PhD student granted a border exemption to enter New Zealand and continue studying.

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  Agribusiness

  Early, positive start to New Zealand export onion season

  The 2021 New Zealand export onion season is off to an early and positive start.

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  Whos Who

  Family farm comes full circle with Jersey genetics

  Four generations have farmed on John Totty’s 465-hectare property at Staveley, mid-Canterbury with Jersey cows featuring prominently throughout the years.