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  • Milk keg rollout aims to reduce cafe use of single-use plastic bottles

    News
    Business Country
    31 May 2023
    Green Valley Dairies general manager Mark Pulman holds a refillable milk keg. He says farmers are getting on board with being more environmentally conscious.

    A Waikato dairy farm is getting behind a new initiative to help cafes cut down on the use of single-use milk bottles by the thousands each year.

    Milk keg rollout aims to reduce cafe use of single-use plastic bottles
  • 'Methane munching' microbes developing at Canterbury University

    Audio
    science environment
    24 May 2023
    Professor Peter Gostomski’s research aims to test multiple theories for removing cow-produced methane from the atmosphere.

    Scientists at the University of Canterbury are testing theories about how to remove methane produced by cows from the atmosphere. They're working on biofilters, which are micro-organisms that can… Audio

  • Could restaurants solve the world's jellyfish problem?

    News
    World
    21 May 2023

    Jellyfish blooms can swamp entire ecosystems, but there's growing interest in their culinary potential. But could this really solve the ocean's problems?

    Could restaurants solve the world's jellyfish problem?
  • Hastings post-cyclone recovery bill set to top $2 billion

    News
    New Zealand environment
    6 May 2023
    A ruined apple crop at Pheasant Farm, Esk Valley.

    The Cyclone Gabrielle recovery bill in Hastings is estimated to top $2 billion, once farms and orchards in the wider region are taken into account.

    Hastings post-cyclone recovery bill set to top $2 billion
  • Country Life for Friday May 5 - 2023

    Audio
    rural farming
    5 May 2023
    A year on the farm

    Chicken Champion, A Year on the Farm - Part six, Future still uncertain for apple grower post Gabrielle, Community gets behind organic garden and a wrap of the week's ag news. Audio

  • Country Life for Friday May 5 - 2023

    News
    Country Life rural
    5 May 2023
    A year on the farm

    Chicken Champion, A Year on the Farm - Part six, Future still uncertain for apple grower post Gabrielle, Community gets behind organic garden and a wrap of the week's ag news.

    Audio

    Country Life for Friday May 5 - 2023
  • A natural ferment - it's the yeast we can do

    Audio
    rural farming
    30 Apr 2023
    Vineyard ferment at Greystone Wines

    The winemaking process starts in the middle of the vineyard at Greystone Wines in the Waipara Valley. Juicy pinot noir grapes are poured into a large vessel among the vines and exposed to wild yeasts… Audio

  • A natural ferment - it's the yeast we can do

    News
    Country Life rural
    30 Apr 2023
    Vineyard ferment at Greystone Wines

    The winemaking process starts in the middle of the vineyard at Greystone Wines in the Waipara Valley. Juicy pinot noir grapes are poured into a large vessel among the vines and exposed to wild yeasts…

    Audio

    A natural ferment - it's the yeast we can do
  • Lost words and the invisible history of female bookbinders

    Audio
    life and society
    26 Apr 2023
    Pip Williams

    Australian writer and social researcher Pip Williams' first novel, The Dictionary of Lost Words, was published just as the world locked down due to covid, and became an international best seller. It… Audio

  • A pinnacle reached for pine nut producer

    Audio
    rural farming
    21 Apr 2023
    pine nuts

    Marlborough's Pinoli Premium Pine Nuts was crowned supreme champion at this year's Outstanding New Zealand Food Producer Awards. Co-founder Lee Paterson speaks to Susan Murray. Audio

  • A pinnacle reached for pine nut producer

    News
    Country Life rural
    21 Apr 2023
    pine nuts

    Marlborough's Pinoli Premium Pine Nuts was crowned supreme champion at this year's Outstanding New Zealand Food Producer Awards. Co-founder Lee Paterson speaks to Susan Murray.

    Audio

    A pinnacle reached for pine nut producer
  • Salvaging the trees that 'became missiles' - Tasman tornado clean-up

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    19 Apr 2023
    Andrew and Cathie Gould have spent a week trying to replant the olive trees they lost when the tornado tore through their orchard.

    Affected residents have begun repairs and clean-up after a tornado tore through Tasman's Moutere Hills, ripping up orchards and roads and leaving all sorts of debris amongst the wreckage.

    Tasman tornado clean-up: Salvaging the trees that 'became missiles'
  • 'Salad bowl' paddocks keep cows smiling

    Audio
    rural farming
    14 Apr 2023
    Rachel Short poses with one of her sunflowers.

    Sunflower-growing and virtual fencing are just the beginning at Rachel Short forward-looking organic dairy farm. Audio

  • 'Salad bowl' paddocks keep cows smiling

    News
    Country Life rural
    14 Apr 2023
    Rachel Short poses with one of her sunflowers.

    Sunflower-growing and virtual fencing are just the beginning at Rachel Short forward-looking organic dairy farm.

    Audio

    Sunflower salad bowl paddocks keep cows smiling
  • 'We haven't learnt much' - Councils challenged over flood mitigation

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    8 Apr 2023
    These aerial shots taken before and after Cyclone Gabrielle show a section of Gisborne's Waipaoa River between Ormond and Te Karaka. The Waipaoa River burst its banks in several places, forcing people to evacuate and make for higher ground

    Tom Kay is on a mission to get people rethinking how to protect natural and built environments, but that can include difficult truths, like realising the devastating flow-on effects of man-made…

    ‘We haven’t learnt much’: Environmental advocate lays down challenge to councils over flood mitigation
  • 'I really believe that avocados are the best produce ever' - congress attendee

    News
    Country farming
    4 Apr 2023
    No caption

    Auckland's Aotea Centre has become a hub for all things avocado, and growers are being told the sky is the limit when it comes to taking a slice of a $20 billion global market.

    10th World Avocado Congress held in Auckland with hundreds of growers attending
  • Have we found the 'animal origin' of Covid?

    News
    World health
    25 Mar 2023
    A raccoon dog (lat.: Nyctereutes procyonoides) in its outdoor enclosure at a wildlife park in Germany, June 2009. Photo: Ronald Wittek (Photo by RONALD WITTEK / DPA / dpa Picture-Alliance via AFP)

    We now, finally, have "the best evidence" we are ever likely to find of how the virus that causes Covid-19 was first transmitted to a human, a team of scientists has said.

    Have we found the 'animal origin' of Covid?
  • Adventure trails and organic garden add X-factor to family farm

    Audio
    rural farming
    25 Mar 2023
    Welcome Rock

    In the last few years, Tom O'Brien's Southland farmland has become home to a hand-built bike and hiking track and an organic market garden. Audio

  • Adventure trails and organic garden add X-factor to family farm

    News
    Country Life rural
    25 Mar 2023
    Welcome Rock

    In the last few years, Tom O'Brien's Southland farmland has become home to a hand-built bike and hiking track and an organic market garden.

    Audio

    Adventure trails and organic garden add X-factor to family farm
  • Dargaville couple cling to fire engine in 'life and death' rescue

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    17 Feb 2023
    Kaipara District councillor Ash Nayyar, who was rescued from raging floodwaters along with his wife, and taken down the road clinging to the outside of a fire engine.

    Kaipara District councillor Ash Nayyar says he has been inspired by the human spirit after being rescued from raging floodwaters in the early-morning darkness.

    Dargaville couple cling to fire engine in dramatic 'life and death' Cyclone Gabrielle rescue
  • A taste of country in growing suburbia

    Audio
    rural farming
    10 Feb 2023
    Farm manager Coral Remiro tending to seedlings.

    Once on the outside of Hamilton sits an urban farm keen to deliver vegetables that don't cost the planet. Run by five women, Earth Stewards practices poly-cropping on their organic vegetable beds. Audio

  • A taste of country in growing suburbia

    News
    Country Life rural
    10 Feb 2023
    Farm manager Coral Remiro tending to seedlings.

    Once on the outside of Hamilton sits an urban farm keen to deliver vegetables that don't cost the planet. Run by five women, Earth Stewards practices poly-cropping on their organic vegetable beds.

    Audio

    A taste of country in growing suburbia
  • Grapes on track at estate-grown winery

    Audio
    rural farming
    27 Jan 2023
    Greystone vineyard

    The unique limestone hills of the Waipara Valley are home to Greystone's 50-hectare organic vineyard. General manager and founding viticulturist Nick Gill says that despite a lack of direct sunlight… Audio

  • Grapes on track at estate-grown winery

    News
    Country Life rural
    27 Jan 2023
    Greystone vineyard

    The unique limestone hills of the Waipara Valley are home to Greystone's 50-hectare organic vineyard. General manager and founding viticulturist Nick Gill says that despite a lack of direct sunlight…

    Audio

    Grapes on track at estate-grown winery
  • Country Life for 27 January

    Audio
    rural farming
    27 Jan 2023
    Karin Bos of Pest Free Banks Peninsula with her pest control dogs

    Billy Barton - 'They call me the Ferret Man', A Year on the Farm - Part 4: Calves get health check before heading onto hills, Grape growth on track at organic vineyard, and On the Farm - a wrap of… Audio

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