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E-coli outbreak - it's the sprouts
E-coli outbreak - it's the sprouts
Germany is finally blaming sprouts for a bacteria outbreak that has left at least 30 people dead and almost 3,000 ill, and cost farmers across Europe hundreds of millions of dollars in lost sales.
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New E. coli infections falling
New E. coli infections falling
Germany expects the death toll from the E.coli outbreak that has killed 27 people in Europe to rise, although new infections from the strain of bacteria are dropping.
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EU proposes E. coli compensation for farmers
EU proposes E. coli compensation for farmers
The European Union has proposed giving at least 150 million euros to European farmers who have lost money through the E.coli crisis in Germany, but Spain and France say they want much more.
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Bean Sprout samples negative for e.coli strain
Audio 7 Jun 201123 of the 40 samples taken from an organic farm south of Hamburg have found no trace of the bacteria and, while testing will continue, the rest of the results won't be known for some time. Audio
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Enterprising rural women award announced
Enterprising rural women award announced
A Marlborough farmer has won this year's supreme award for enterprising rural women.
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Ota Ika (Tongan Ceviche)
Recipe by Robert Oliver
From Nine To Noon on Monday 23 May 2011
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Further 71 projects approved by fund
Further 71 projects approved by fund
The Ministry of Agriculture's sustainable farming fund has approved 71 new grants totalling $9.5 million.
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Lower methane emissions still years away
Lower methane emissions still years away
Agresearch says it is still five to 10 years away from providing practical solutions to reduce methane emissions in livestock.
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Leading Maori farmer says land report long overdue
Leading Maori farmer says land report long overdue
A leading Maori farmer say reports into unlocking the agribusiness potential of Maori freehold land is long overdue.
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Pamela Ronald : genes, seeds, and weeds
Audio 26 Mar 2011Professor of Plant Pathology at the University of California, and Director of Grass Genetics at the Joint Bioenergy Institute, and author of Tomorrow's Table : Organic Farming, Genetics and the Future… Audio
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Whitianga commune confident of survival
Whitianga commune confident of survival
The manager of a dilapidated organic farming commune on the Whitianga estuary is confident its 12 dwellings can be brought up to standard.
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Council plans legal action to demolish Coromandel commune
Council plans legal action to demolish Coromandel commune
The Thames-Coromandel District Council is taking court action to have 14 buildings demolished on a commune in Whitanga.
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Employment scheme for millions of worms
Employment scheme for millions of worms
Millions of worms are set to be put to work in a new large-scale composting trial that aims to recycle organic waste from the kiwifruit and timber industries, as well as from urban sources.
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Maori organic certification system being launched
Maori organic certification system being launched
Te Waka Kai Ora will on Wednesday launch Hua Parakore, a tikanga based organic certification system.
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Organics role urged in dairy, meat research
Organics role urged in dairy, meat research
The organics sector is questioning why organic and biological farming aren't included in the meat and dairy research and innovation programmes announced this week.
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Rural women organisation gets Bent Spoon award
Rural women organisation gets Bent Spoon award
Rural Women New Zealand is defending an enterprise award it made to a homeopathic animal remedy business, after strong criticism from the New Zealand Skeptics group.
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The Beatties of Banks Peninsula
Audio 16 Jul 2010Roger and Nicki Beattie have a large organic sheep and beef operation and a growing kelp harvesting business. They also have several Weka reserves at their home in Tai Tapu, and one day hope to farm… Audio
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New effluent technology to be trialled at meatworks
New effluent technology to be trialled at meatworks
New technology developed at Victoria University that could help the dairy industry deal with its effluent issues is ready to be tested. A trial is to be held with the Taylor Preston meat company in…
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Rural Women supreme enterprise award presented
Rural Women supreme enterprise award presented
A Waikato woman has won Rural Women New Zealand's supreme enterprise award. Tineke Verkade runs a homeopathic farm business with eight part-time employees.
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The Week in Review - week ending 9 April 2010
Audio 9 Apr 2010A review of the week's news including: deathly Easter on the roads, top spy agency issues unusual denial, New Zealand Catholic Church speaks out about sexual abuse allegations, energy company gets go… Audio
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Charged up
Audio 12 Mar 2010Christchurch based researcher Nick Haslett is investigating how yeast placed in a microbial fuel cell can break down organic waste in water and at the same time generate electricity; a process that… Audio
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Happy Hens
Audio 19 Feb 2010Peter McLeod produces free range and Bio-Gro certified organic meat chickens on the families Westwood Organic farm in Canterbury. Audio
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Off the Beaten Track: Southland's Organic Farm
Audio 11 Jan 2010Robin and Lois Greer started selling their Retro Organics cheeses just over a year ago, and already they're stocked by more than a hundred retailers throughout the country. Audio
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Country Life for 1 January 2010
Audio 1 Jan 2010A selection of highlights from 2009 - Theo and Joselyn Marama grow organic olives, lavender, kumara and other crops near Gisborne. With a ready laugh and a generous spirit, they live life to the… Audio
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Waihi Bush
Audio 27 Nov 2009Geraldine farmer David Musgrove has been farming organically at Waihi Bush for more than 20 years and every summer the farm hosts a grassroots music festival. David also produces Waihi Bush Flax oil… Audio