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Entries open for inaugural NZ Primary Industries Awards

The Country
7 Mar, 2019 01:45 AM2 mins to read

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Federated Farmers president Katie Milne. Photo / Supplied

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The Primary Industries Awards have been set up to celebrate innovators across New Zealand's agri-sector.

It has long been recognised that we need to tell our primary producers' story better, says Federated Farmers.

"The awards, which will be presented at the inaugural Primary Industries Summit at Te Papa in Wellington on July 1, are a great chance to increase awareness of the vital role the primary sector plays in the economy," said Federated Farmers President Katie Milne.

"We want to identify and reward the most successful and innovative primary sector operators, and by promoting those role models we'll stimulate greater involvement and interest in the primary sector from graduates, investors, politicians and the media."

Entries are now open, and there is also scope to nominate others.

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These are the categories:

• Primary Industry Team Award
• Primary Industry Science & Research Award
• Primary Industry Exporter Award
• Primary Industry Innovation & Collaboration Project Award
• Primary Industry Chief Executive Award
• Outstanding Contribution to Agriculture in NZ

"As well as the recognition of successes, Primary Industry Award winners will get national exposure - great for marketing and on-line promotion purposes - and will get to swap experiences and ideas at the Awards dinner with other winners and industry luminaries," said Milne.

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"There's a lot of excitement about this inaugural Primary Industries Summit, so that just adds to the opportunities for winners.

"The deadline for entries is April 8, so get a wriggle on."

Find out more at www.primaryindustries.co.nz

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