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The new New Zealand government has confirmed its intention to lift the live exports ban, and trade could resume by mid-2024. Photo: PIXABAY

Live animal exports to return

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:February 15, 2024
Post category:Rural

Live animal exports look set to return, but not without new ‘gold standard’ requirements to protect animal welfare and safety, Federated Farmers says. National, ACT and NZ First all committed…

Farmstrong ambassador Sam Whitelock. Photo: SUPPLIED

Farmstrong comedy shows planned for pick me up

Post author:Davidda Hikatangata
Post published:February 9, 2024
Post category:Rural

Following the success of events in Hawke’s Bay last year, Farmstrong are taking their comedy shows on the road to flood-affected Pukekohe and Te Aroha next month.The 2024 event series…

Taiea te Taiao ecological corridor project co-ordinator Bexie Towle and school children plant for future generations as part of the project. Photo: SUPPLIED

Ecological corridor helps native wildlife thrive

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:February 9, 2024
Post category:Rural

Dairy farmers, sheep and beef farmers, iwi and other community members are working together to create an ecological corridor in the Waikato and have high aspirations for 2024.The Taiea te…

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