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The looming crisis of antimicrobial resistance
The looming crisis of antimicrobial resistance
As more microbes develop resistance to every kind of antimicrobial treatment, the threat of dying from even common infectious diseases is increasing - so what should we be doing about it?
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Dairy farmers warned of moving day pest risk
Dairy farmers warned of moving day pest risk
Dairy farmers are being warned to be careful not to spread pests and diseases as they move between farms next week.
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Samoa cocoa supply strained due to drought
Shortage of Samoan cocoa due to drought is impacting on supply resulting in high prices. Audio
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'Spray and pray' method being used in Southland
'Spray and pray' method being used in Southland
The controversial 'spray and pray' farming method, being blamed for contaminating waterways in Rangitikei, is being used in Southland.
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The clover 'dress code'
Understanding the 'dress code' that allows clover plants to recognise friendly nitrogen-fixing bacteria could help us improve farming efficiency. Audio
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The clover 'dress code'
The clover 'dress code'
Understanding the 'dress code' that allows clover plants to recognise friendly nitrogen-fixing bacteria could help us improve farming efficiency.
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Earth Day whakaaro: ‘Everything connects’
To mark international Earth Day, seven New Zealanders recommend a daily change they think Kiwis could make to help Aotearoa’s environment.
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Flood cleanup begins: 'We're alive and kicking'
Flood cleanup begins: 'We're alive and kicking'
While Edgecumbe locals may face a long wait before they can return to their homes after major flooding, the cleanup is already in full swing for residents in nearby Taneatua.
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Cover Story
Mesh cover laid over potato crops is proving effective in controlling potato pests and reducing potato blight without chemical sprays. Audio
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Cover Story
Cover Story
Mesh cover laid over potato crops is proving effective in controlling potato pests and reducing potato blight without chemical sprays.
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Farming sustainably
Hawkes Bay farmers, Greg and Rachel Hart last night won the farm forestry award at the Hawkes Bay Primary Sector Awards. They run a sheep and cattle station called Mangarara near Elsthorpe, where they… Audio
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Toxic sludge may have been dumped at Marsden Point
Petrol sludge, containing the highly toxic alkyl-leads later banned from petrol in New Zealand, may have been dumped near the coast at Marsden Point. Audio
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Dr Verena Seufert - Organic food myths
Dr Verena Seufert explains why she thinks buying organic food may not always be a better choice for your health or for the environment. Audio
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Dairy growth and emission reduction possible, farmers say
Dairy growth and emission reduction possible, farmers say
Farmers say growing the dairy industry and reducing agriculture's environmental footprint is achievable, despite the Ministry for the Environment saying otherwise.
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Countdown pulls free-range eggs that may be cage-laid
Claims free-range eggs may be cage-laid
Countdown has removed Palace Poultry free-range eggs from its shelves following claims that many are in fact cage-laid eggs. Audio
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Micronesian banana fibre startup attracts attention
Audio 13 Mar 2017A small Micronesian startup, Green Banana Paper, is attracting international attention with its vegan wallets and paper products made of banana fibre. Audio
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Hawke's Bay farmers make most of appetite for organics
Hawke's Bay farmers make most of appetite for organics
Step aside kale, make way salted caramel - a Hawke's Bay cheesemaker is pushing organic sheep-milk cheese as the next big thing for upmarket diners. Audio
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Top Auckland restaurants embrace organic sheep milk cheese
A central Hawke's Bay cheesemaker is pushing organic sheep's milk cheese as the next big thing for upmarket diners. Audio
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Tough times for Winston's 'Ground Zero' areas
Audio 21 Feb 2017Many people in Cyclone Winston's "Ground Zero" areas are struggling to make ends meet a year after the killer storm hit Fiji. Audio
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Resilience amid the struggle - one year on from Cyclone Winston
Resilience amid the struggle - one year on from Cyclone Winston
Trauma is still rife and life remains hard for many of the survivors of Cyclone Winston which hit Fiji a year ago.
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Life remains hard for many of the survivors of Cyclone Winston
Audio 20 Feb 2017Trauma is still rife and life remains hard for many of the survivors of Cyclone Winston which hit Fiji a year ago today. Audio
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Zespri's net profit tipped to double this season
Zespri's net profit tipped to double this season
The Zespri Board is expecting to double its net profit this season to over $70 million.
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In a Nutshell
Otto and Valda Muller are taking a serious crack at the organic walnut market, planting 1,300 trees on their 130 hectare plateau above the Kawarau River in Central Otago. Audio
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In a Nutshell
In a Nutshell
Otto and Valda Muller are taking a serious crack at the organic walnut market, planting 1,300 trees on their 130 hectare plateau above the Kawarau River in Central Otago.
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Beloved Babydolls
Babydolls are rare, compact sheep with faces like teddy bears. They're in hot demand from orchardists and winegrowers, but they come with a hefty price-tag. Audio, Gallery