New Zealand King Salmon has revealed a 42% mortality rate for salmon they farmed in warm water areas in their financial year ending 31 January 2022.
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SAFE
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Sarah Cameron
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SAFE will join protestors around the country on Saturday 30 April 2022, who are rallying together from midday to demonstrate their opposition to live export by sea.
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SAFE For Animals
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Average growth of 13 percent in pay packages in the last two years is another reason for more New Zealanders to consider a career in agriculture, Federated Farmers President Andrew Hoggard says.
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Federated Farmers of New Zealand
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A government-backed, industry-led seven year research programme has been launched, which will help achieve the apple industry's goal to be the global exemplar of sustainable production practices.
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Sarah Cameron
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Auckland City — An intelligent robotic fruit packing machine that automates the most labour intensive job in the packhouse is proving to be a game-changer for post-harvest operators around the globe.
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Village PR & Marketing
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Cattle crushes are common among farmers in New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, and the UK.
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Premium SEO NZ
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It is the duty of every farmer to ensure the health and safety of both their livestock and all those working on or visiting the premises.
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Premium SEO NZ
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Every year, hundreds of cattle-farm workers are injured while performing their duties.
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Premium SEO NZ
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As scientists begin to better understand the innerworkings of cattle, more emphasis is being placed on stress reduction.
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Premium SEO NZ
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HydroBoost have developed new technology that energises water using low frequency energy, (think of emulated rain water), in an environmentally friendly way (and without the need for expensive chemicals).
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HydroBoost NZ
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Pasture production, adjusted for the effect of soil phases, was 19% higher under energised irrigation than with non-energised water.
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HydroBoost NZ
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Kiwi eco-tech pioneer UBCO is gearing up for wide spread adoption of its tough, safe and clean utility electric bikes across New Zealand farms, businesses and households thanks to funding from government-backed Carbn Group.
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Undertow Media NZ
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If you like to grow your own vegetables, either on a commercial scale or even just to use in your own kitchen, you’ve likely wished that you could produce your favourite veggies all year round.
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Premium SEO NZ
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Forests contribute $6 billion a year to New Zealand's economy, and during the present crisis we rely on sustainable forestry and its related wood processing industries to provide tens of thousands of jobs for New Zealanders, supporting our families and our regions, and APS Equipment’s forestry kit is your all in one solution for clearcutting.
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Beckie Wright
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Existing best practice and vital new research aimed at producing strong, healthy, well grown calves is the focus of five calf rearing webinars being run by the Dairy Women’s Network starting on Monday.
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enthuse
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The Dairy Women’s Network will have three new faces when its board meets on Friday.
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enthuse
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After seven years Alison Gibb will pull up her chair as a Trustee at next week’s Dairy Women’s Network board meeting for the last time.
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enthuse
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How to be a bloody good boss virtual workshops are being by the Dairy Women’s Network this week.
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enthuse
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The Dairy Women’s Network inaugural Regional Leader of the Year award was won by Mid-Canterbury farmer Tania Burrows.
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enthuse
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Ngai Tahu Farm Manager Ash-Leigh Campbell from Christchurch is the 2020 Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year.
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enthuse
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