The Country Full Show: July 15, 2022
Seth Carrier, Geoff Ross, Stu Duncan, Stu Loe, Don Carson.
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Rain easing after wild weather thrashes NZ
After a week of wild weather, most Kiwis are expected to have some respite from rain.
Why Fonterra has issues with Govt response to its capital rejig plan
Cabinet has delegated the decision over Fonterra's plan to the agriculture minister.
Rural non-delivery: 'Overwhelmed' postie hoards 15 months of mail
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Wayne Langford is the new Feds vice president
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The Country Full Show: July 14, 2022
Wayne Langford, Sir Don McKinnon, Chris Russell, Bernie McGahan.
'Incredibly challenging': Queensland weather affecting produce imports to NZ
Weather across the Tasman means some fruit and veggies off the menu for customers here.
Live: Fresh storm warning - deluges, gales to slam top of NZ, tide flood threat
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NZ farms on alert for foot-and-mouth disease
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Highly contagious disease could shut Australia's borders
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Research shows millennials' perception of wool is changing
Nationwide Bremworth research study looks into Kiwi's perceptions of wool.
Kiwi livestock scientist says sustainability 'prominent' at overseas events
Dr Jason Archer is back from a 12-day fact-finding trip to Canada and the United States.
Extension 350 programme a catalyst for change for farmers
Business mentoring programme comes to an end.
Young farmer grateful for competition experience
Tom Adkins grew up on a Whanganui farm and hopes to return there in the future.
Comment: Light at end of tunnel for forestry sector after challenges of June
June is particularly difficult in the cyclical forestry industry
Long-term knowledge a winner
Richard and Suze Redmayne of Rangitīkei farm Tunnel Hill win Horizons supreme award.
Indonesia's palm kernel passes foot-and-mouth audit - Biosecurity NZ
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Farmer confidence lowest since pandemic started - survey
Highest level of concern ever expressed about input costs in survey's history.
New deer industry chair elected
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The Country Full Show: July 13, 2022
Winston Peters, Jane Smith, Todd Charteris, Cameron Bagrie.
Tararua district farmers reminded to be more vigilant after thefts
Police are warning farmers to be on the lookout after thefts from rural properties.
Miraka seeks 40 new farmer suppliers
"We simply can't keep up, our products are in high demand at the moment."
Annual food price rises 6.6 per cent
Prices rose across the board, with grocery food the biggest contributor to the movement.
Warning of recession, currency impact if foot-and-mouth spreads to NZ
NZ's economy could take a severe hit in the event of an outbreak of foot-&-mouth disease.
Vet warns of foot-and-mouth disease risk from Bali
FMD's been in Bali for at least two weeks, just as tourists return after the pandemic.
Wild Weather: South Island bearing the brunt on the Southern Storm
A number of alpine highways are still closed due to snow.
Butcher carves his way into Sharp Blacks and world stage
Dan Klink is one of 15 Hellers Sharp Blacks headed to the Olympics of butchery this year.
Turakina farmers reap rewards of five generations' toil
The farm owners have worked to increase the biodiversity of the land since 1936
Andrew Morrison: Why the New Zealand Meat Board is important to farmers
Opinion: There are many good reasons to care about and take an interest in NZMB's work.
Kaimanawa horse rescuers lose yearling but older one on road to recovery
In seven days $11,410 was raised to help pay two Kaimanawa horses' extensive vet bills.
There's some crowing going on in the chicken paddock
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