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Jacqueline Rowarth
Adjunct Professor Lincoln University

PhD in Soil Science, has been analysing agri-environment interaction for several decades.

Member of the Scientific Council of the World Farmers’ Organisation and on the Board of Directors of several agricultural organisations.

Check out Jacqueline’s latest content
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Farmers help make NZ a great place to live
New Zealand

Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Farmers help make NZ a great place to live

10 Oct 09:11 PM
The odd logic behind dissing the NZ brand overseas
Business

The odd logic behind dissing the NZ brand overseas

09 Mar 11:18 PM

A "picturesque" environment depends on the economy and our reputation.

Comment: Farmers must regain prestige
Business

Comment: Farmers must regain prestige

06 Dec 04:50 AM

Farmers need food several times a day and food to have been produced sustainably.

Is pricing holding back Fair Trade?
Business

Is pricing holding back Fair Trade?

06 Nov 04:50 AM

Comment: Fair trade should be for everybody – that's what makes it fair.

NZ dairy farmers share similar woes to Aussie counterparts
Business

NZ dairy farmers share similar woes to Aussie counterparts

04 Oct 05:50 AM

New Zealand dairy farmers are operating in the red, just like their Aussie counterparts.

Will consumers pay up for glyphosate-free production?
Business

Will consumers pay up for glyphosate-free production?

25 Sep 06:19 AM

It is possible to produce food without using glyphosate – organic producers manage.

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