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Growers ponder ways to make mushrooms more appealing
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Meteorologist says Hawke’s Bay is the place to be this weekend
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The Country: Jamie Mackay in the USA
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Afforestation rate affecting stock numbers: Beef + Lamb NZ
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Hawke's Bay's $1-billion-a-year industry: First study in a decade reveals growing impact
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Zespri to hold new vote on expanding overseas kiwifruit production
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Familiar faces claim the red ribbons at Gisborne show shears
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The Country: Todd McClay talks trade in Brazil
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Kiwis chase elusive shears clean sweep in Australia
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The new crop that's puzzling locals
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Government rug-pull postpones vote on Otago’s proposed land and water regional plan
The change left council members and farmers across Otago grappling with the implications.
Can a lamb be shorn every 37 seconds for nine hours?
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The PM ponders RMA reform on The Country
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DairyNZ AGM: Outgoing chairman Jim van der Poel farewelled and new directors congratulated
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Rabobank tips an OCR of 3.25% in July next year, with 'risks' to forecast
The effect of interest rate cuts is likely to be felt quicker than previously.
How seaweed can help reduce methane emissions
Whole Asparagopsis seaweed cuts cattle methane by 95.6%, outperforming bromoform.
Council opts for most expensive option for Southland Museum
A public mood of “just get on and do it”, says councillor.
Gallagher Group eyes Brazil's vast ranches in new South American market move
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NZ apple and pear revenue hits $2 billion
Future growth dependent on supportive economic and regulatory conditions.
HortNZ scholarship programmes open for 2025
Programme focused on supporting next generation of innovators and leaders in the sector.