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  Assessing Contaminants with Stream Order
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  Can Catchment Groups Foster an Ethic of Care for our Waterways?
  
  January 18, 2021
  
  Market-Led Trials of Specialty Grains and Pulses in Canterbury
  
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  Nitrogen Loads Exceed Current Regulations in 9 of 15 Regions – but On-Farm Action Could Reduce the Load by One-Third
  
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