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Harraways invests $11m into NZ's only working oat mill
Harraways to upgrade NZ's oldest and only oat mill
The well known Otago business is spending $11m on the factory and will automate some of its production.
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Red-tipped bananas go viral - so what's the appeal?
Red-tipped bananas go viral - so what's the appeal?
Red-tipped bananas are not new to Australian consumers, but have gone viral on social media.
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Kelmarna Community Farm celebrates 40 years with new book
Kelmarna Community Farm celebrates 40 years with new book
The 4 and a half acre block of land is nestled between the Auckland suburbs of Ponsonby and Herne Bay, the last place you'd expect to find a farm. Audio
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Kelmarna Community Farm celebrates 40 years with new book
Producer Ross McNaughton put on his gummies and visited Auckland central's Kelmarna organic farm Audio
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Country Life: Jemma Ostenfeld, a heritage seed collector with an eye on the future
Saving seeds, saving stories
There's a story to many of the heritage seedlings which Jemma Ostenfeld grows on a patch of borrowed land in the eastern Bay of Plenty.
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NZ First leader Winston Peters will not support Gene Technology Bill unless it's 'fixed'
Peters will not support Gene Technology Bill unless it's 'fixed'
The NZ First leader stopped short of a commitment to kill the bill outright.
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Watercare apologises for contaminating oyster farms, farmers claim they're 'box ticking'
Oyster farmers claim Watercare are 'box ticking' after contamination apology
About half an olympic swimming pools worth of wastewater has overflowed into the Mahurangi River. Audio
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Mahurangi oyster farmers despair at Watercare's biggest sewage spill yet
Biggest sewage spill yet devastates oyster farms
Ten marine farms have been in a lengthy battle with the Auckland water company to stop sewage overflow contaminating their oyster crops. Audio
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Minister defends decision to only consult pork industry on new pig welfare reforms
Minister defends only consulting pork industry on pig welfare reforms
Associate Agriculture Minister Andrew Hoggard said he did so as the pork industry were "the ones impacted".
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Country Life: Spray-free vegetables from Suncakes Gardens
Growing vegetables 'like cakes relying on solar energy'
David Ruan says the colourful vegetables growing in his garden are like little mooncakes relying on the sun for energy, hence the name Suncakes Gardens.
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Country Life: Huhana Smith - artist, scholar, activist and farmer
A thread runs through it
Huhana Smith grows fruit and harakeke at Kuku, north of Wellington. Standing on the shoulders of her ancestors, she's growing healthy food and, potentially, a sustainable fashion industry.
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Solar power cuts electricity bills and carbon emissions – NZ needs to scale up faster
Why NZ needs to scale up solar installation
Analysis: Scaling up installation could help reduce high consumer energy prices and meet New Zealand's emissions budgets.
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Forest Stewardship Council rejects GMOs in forests, amid interest from NZ foresters
Forest guardians reject use of GMOs
The Forest Stewardship Council is holding firm on its stance against the use of genetic technologies in forests.
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Pacific news in brief for 10 September
Pacific news in brief for 10 September
A round-up of news from around the region, including a warning from a lieutenant-colonel that drug cartels will keep targeting Pacific countries which have weaker border controls.
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Horse and cattle cloning now commercialised in Australia, 30 years after Dolly the sheep
Horse and cattle cloning now commercialised in Australia
Cloning a mammal from an adult cell sample was first achieved in 1996 with the birth of Dolly the sheep in Scotland.
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Pinch Point: How shoppers are saving coin at Wellington's Harbourside Market
How Wellington shoppers are saving money at markets
And what they might being going without in tough economic times.
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Country Life: Aussie brewers and scientists partner to cut beer and livestock emissions
Green brew benefits for livestock emissions
Researchers across the ditch are making good progress in their efforts to reduce emissions created from the brewing process, while also creating benefits for livestock.
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Country Life: Symposium discusses shift to regen dairy farming
Trans-Tasman farmers dig deep for dairy's future
Swapping science, stories and solutions about regen dairying was the task at hand for farmers, researchers and advisors from NZ and Australia at a gathering in Canterbury.
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Farmers encouraged to crop for green energy biogas production
Farming crops for biogas production
Farmers could help drive the biogas industry as demand grows for greener alternatives to LPG and fossil fuels.
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Waikato woman calling for age increase on working holiday visas
The age limits on New Zealand working holiday visas are "antiquated" according to a 77 year old year Waikato woman, who has regularly traveled overseas on working holidays. At the moment working… Audio
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Country Life: Lowering costs and enriching the soil - one farmer's regenerative journey
Cover crops and critters - a dirty love affair
Stephen Newman has gone from IT to conventional farming to becoming a devotee of the regenerative farming movement.
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More detail on gene tech regulations to come, as industry mulls opportunities
Primary industries explore gene tech opportunities
Many scientists say the effective near 30-year ban on the use of gene technologies has held them back from progress.
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Canterbury organic vegetable farm loses $250,000 worth of crops in floods
Organic vegetable farm loses $250,000 worth of crops in floods
Untamed Earth Organic Farm co-owner Penny Platt said their farm at Coes Ford was completely underwater and the deluge caused damage to their other sites.
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Using pests to catch pests: Ferrets enlisted in Queenstown rabbit fight
'Kamala', 'Jacinda' enlisted in fight against rabbits
Tamed ferrets have been making short work of a long-eared problem in the battle against a rampant rabbit population. Audio
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The flood-hit Christchurch growers who need your help
In May this year, flooding left half of the Untamed Earth Organic Farm, near Halswell, under water. Audio