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Social Networks are Crucial to Rural Resilience

The person who turns up every month and makes the tea for the school PTA meeting might not be someone you recognise as a community hero, but their steady contribution
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Data points used in the meta-analysis are indicated by coloured dots, including confined (n = 32), hybrid (n = 49) and grazed (n = 75) systems. Note that where data points are too close to be differentiated (
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Limiting Grazing Periods Combined with Proper Housing can Reduce Nutrient Losses from Dairy Systems

Increasing demand for dairy produce is accompanied by growing concerns about waste and the impact of dairying on water quality owing to annual nutrient (nitrogen and phosphorus) loss, with ranges
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Charlotte Senior of The AgriBusiness Group with a nitrate sensor
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Sensors Increase Understanding and Interest

John and Sarah Wright’s farm is in one of the most beautiful areas in the country. And despite being close to the wilderness areas of the Southern Alps and the
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The tidal inlet of Pūrākaunui, north of Dunedin, is home to land owned by Pūrākaunui Block Incorporation. Photo: Tony Palmer
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Next Generation Key to Future of Whenua

About 30 minutes north of Dunedin lies Pūrākaunui, a small settlement centred around a beautiful tidal inlet. It is an area with rich cultural and historical significance, and it is
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Roger Hill (Hill Laboratories) collecting worms from a spade-square sample
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New Test for Biological Soil Health

Roger Hill of Hill Laboratories imagines a day when farmers can not only test the fertility of their soil but, using the same samples, also get an assessment of their
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Cows on a Canterbury farm with flooding. Source: Kathryn Taylor/TrueStock
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Adapting Land for a Climate-Changed Future

Richard Fitzgerald knows that weather and the climate are topics close to every farmer’s heart. A farmer himself with an active involvement in an intensive irrigated mid-Canterbury-based family farm, Richard
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Harvested kale being deposited before loading to be fed to livestock
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Alternative Kale Feeding

Feed shortages and winter grazing woes had Sarah O’Connell from The AgriBusiness Group contemplating what alternative tools could help farmers navigate winter. Talking about feed shortages at a winter seminar,
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Regenerative agriculture
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Regenerative Agriculture – Opening Up the Wallet

Regenerative farming has captured people’s attention globally over the last few years with the possibility it could be a model for farming in the future – easier on the environment
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Phil Weir and Katherine Tozer assess multi-species options to support hill country dry-stock farmers to fill summer feed gaps
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Summer Salads for Hill Country Cattle

Phil Weir is a busy man. Along with running a family dry-stock farm in the Waikato he is also a farming advisor with Agfirst and has recently completed a Nuffield Scholarship. With a changing climate that is becoming more variable, and
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Regan McCorquindale with supplement
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The Supplement Struggle

Trucks frequently visit New Zealand dairy farms, but Regan McCorquindale from RECO worries how many of them are loaded with imported feed. He wondered what could happen to New Zealand’s
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Cows resting in Waikato composting shelter
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Shelter from the Storm

Animal welfare concerns during winter were at the top of the list of reasons farmers chose to look at integrating composting shelters into their dairy farming operations. Keeping their animals
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Orbiting kiwifruit water meters
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Orbiting Kiwifruit Water Meters

The kiwifruit industry is under the hammer. A serious shortage of labour due to Covid-19 is behind a drop off in the quality of export fruit. Our reputation in our overseas
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