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Dannevirke solar farm project has change in direction
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Livestock agent Lars Hardy has gift of the gavel
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Happy hooves, happy herd
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Liam Dann: You’ll soon pay more for a block of cheese - and it’s good news
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Opinion: Why finger limes are worth the splurge
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Pastures Past: 'A terrible thing' - 1935 foot-and-mouth warning
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Vege tips: Grow spring onions, make potato salad
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Watch: 'Spineless' – Officials warned Conservation Minister against Hauraki Gulf commercial fishing
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Aodhan Wildbore takes up his role as part of the Voluntary Bonding Scheme.
Trump, tariffs, and NZ's forestry industry: Marcus Musson
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Opinion: 'Good' is great in rural conversations
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$3b opportunity: Nearly 9000 hectares set aside for Southland aquaculture
Oceans and Fisheries Minister Shane Jones announce five new Aquaculture Settlement Areas.
Opinon: Farmer wins South Island gumboot throwing title
OPINION: Gumboot throwing is a bit of art and harder than you think.
The Country at the Christchurch Show
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Opinion: A vital step forward for rural veterinary care
Opinion: This year's Voluntary Bonding Scheme has 35 graduate vets.
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Stock Takes: Why a2 is out of favour, and a role reversal for Fonterra
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Insecticide chlorpyrifos faces ban
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