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'In the future, I would like to have one of the biggest studs in New Zealand.'
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Deadly dog attack: Northland couple demand council action
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Hawke's Bay's economic future relies heavily on six industries (and tourism isn't one): Report
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Chilled journey: Novel 1930s method for transporting bees
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Vege tips: Salad recipes for your Christmas table
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'A sign of the times': Growing concerns for beef cattle shows
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Te Ruanui ram sale at Matawhero yards baa-rilliant
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The Country: Chris Brandolino on the big dry
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Kiwi finalists revealed for transtasman agriculture award
"A very exciting group of young up-and-comers and entrepreneurs in our industry."
Chicory-finished lamb added to boutique meat company offerings
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Fonterra converting two coal boilers to reduce emissions
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Winston Peters talks ferries on The Country
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'Virtue signalling': Farmers' complaint against major banks
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Return to growth: MPI sees big lift in exports in 2025
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‘Family man above all else’: Wife’s tribute to farmer who died after electric shock
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