October 4, 2022 – The Valley Profile

The competition objective is to recognise excellence in Māori horticulture File Photo: PIXABAY

Productive land to be protected

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:October 4, 2022
Post category:Rural

The government has released a National Policy Statement for Highly Productive Land (NPS-HPL), which it says will enhance protection for the country’s most productive land, providing security for both our…

Pugging results in immediate loss of pasture production, and consequently animal production. File Photo: PIXABAY

Soil health – back to basics

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:October 4, 2022
Post category:Rural

Environmental and economic performance and sustainability of our agriculture, including forestry, can be greatly influenced by soil quality. Soil physical condition – commonly referred to as ‘soil structure’ – has…

Croquet players Felix O’Carroll, left, and Peter Niel show off one of the adapted trollies as they use the new concrete pathway. Photo: SUPPLIED

Upgrades ahead of summer

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:October 4, 2022
Post category:Sport

Over the winter period, the Thames Croquet Club has had a couple of upgrades. The club’s works manager Dennis Karl has been busy reconfiguring the equipment trollies so that they…

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