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Plenty of wriggle room for world's largest worm farm
Best of 2022 - MyNoke is the world's largest worm-farming operation and it's still growing. Audio
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Plenty of wriggle room for world's largest worm farm
Best of 2022 - MyNoke is the world's largest worm-farming operation and it's still growing.
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Can algae help us fight climate change?
Audio 5 Feb 2022Volker Kuntzsch passionately believes New Zealand needs to move towards more ocean-based primary production, with plankton and seaweed leading a burgeoning blue economy. Audio
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A blooming business stems from passion for flowers
An exquisite palate of seasonal colour covers Birch Hill Flower Farm in North Canterbury. Nicky Paul grows an array of spray-free flowers to sell at her local market. Audio
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A blooming business stems from passion for flowers
An exquisite palate of seasonal colour covers Birch Hill Flower Farm in North Canterbury. Nicky Paul grows an array of spray-free flowers to sell at her local market.
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Happen Films: How a couple are making documentaries to change the world
The Happen Films YouTube feed is a treasure trove of beautiful, insightful documentaries about changing the world. The brains behind the outfit speak about what they hope to achieve. Video
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Summer Science: There's something in the water
Audio 30 Dec 2021Centre for Science Communication student William Bowden speaks to Dr. Mike Joy & Dr. Tim Chambers about the issue of nitrates in New Zealand's waterways. Audio
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Summer Science: There's something in the water
Centre for Science Communication student William Bowden speaks to Dr. Mike Joy & Dr. Tim Chambers about the issue of nitrates in New Zealand's waterways.
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Israel tries to contain avian flu outbreak
Some 5000 wild cranes have died and hundreds of thousands of chickens and turkeys are being culled.
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Boil water in Banks Peninsula, don't swim in Lake Ellesmere say health officials
People on Banks Peninsula's eastern bays should boil their water because it might be contaminated after heavy rain, Canterbury health officials say.
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Demand for organic fertilisers rising
Rising costs for synthetic fertilisers and farmers becoming more aware of their environmental footprint is pushing up demand for organic fertilisers.
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Midday Rural News for 20 December 2021
Demand for organic fertiliser is growing due to farmers and growers becoming more aware of their environmental footprint and prices for synthetic fertilisers sky rocketing. Audio
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Te Ahi Kaa - Highlights of 2021
From traipsing through the forest with Ropata McGowan to learning about Māori psychology with Linda Nikora, Justine Murray presents highlights from Te Ahi Kaa this year. Audio
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Can money be made from human poo? A council's spent millions trying
A Local Democracy Reporting investigation can reveal a $6.7m Rotorua District Council investment in technology to turn human waste into "gold" has returned zero dollars in 12 years.
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Winegrowers unearth a sense of place at Waikari vineyard
Transforming an old limestone quarry into a vineyard has been a labour of love for Marcel Giesen and Sherwyn Veldhuizen. Their viticultural journey at the site near Waikairi in North Canterbury began… Audio
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Winegrowers unearth a sense of place at Waikari vineyard
Transforming an old limestone quarry into a vineyard has been a labour of love for Marcel Giesen and Sherwyn Veldhuizen. Their viticultural journey at the site near Waikairi in North Canterbury began…
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Country Life for 17 December 2021
On Country Life, a couple of wine-mad viticulturists have transformed a limestone quarry into an organic vineyard that pays homage to the grape-growing traditions of the Burgundy region in France, and… Audio
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Country Life for 17 December 2021
On Country Life, a couple of wine-mad viticulturists have transformed a limestone quarry into an organic vineyard that pays homage to the grape-growing traditions of the Burgundy region in France, and…
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Meet the wizard hoping to be Invercargill’s next mayor
Noel Peterson is the green wizard of Bluff - a man with a passion for both the environment and local politics. But could he be the next mayor of Invercargill?
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Getting to the bottom of it
Scotty Newman and his team clean out woolsheds - not inside - but underneath. They dig out decades worth of compacted sheep manure. Video, Audio
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Getting to the bottom of it
Scotty Newman and his team clean out woolsheds - not inside - but underneath. They dig out decades worth of compacted sheep manure.
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First Gas Group unveils plans for large-scale biogas project
The country's biggest gas distributor has announced plans to help transform kerbside waste into energy for homes and businesses.
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On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
Unvaccinated shearers are a vexing issue for East Coast sheep stations, the feed situation's come right in Manawatu and between showers, everyone's making baleage in Canterbury. Audio
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Omicron variant: Vaccine hesitancy, misinformation plagues South Africa
Experts say vaccination rates need to pick up in Africa, as some citizens take their advice from preachers offering misinformation found on the internet.
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On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
Pukekohe's potatoes are being harvested and Marlborough's pear crop is looking light so very little thinning's required. Audio
