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A flood affected farm at Tirohia. File Photo

New vet fund to support weather-affected farms

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:December 12, 2023
Post category:Rural

Veterinary services to support farmers in the North Island recovering from flooding and Cyclone Gabrielle will be provided through a new programme facilitated by the Veterinary Council of New Zealand…

DOC says it's striving to get the gorge's Tunnel Loop track open as soon as possible after being closed by a slip during storms early this year. Photo: TERESA RAMSEY

Windows open but DOC ‘dropped the ball’

Post author:Alice Parminter
Post published:December 6, 2023
Post category:News Rural

The famed Windows Walk track in the heart of Karangahake Gorge has been reopened after being closed for more than a year due to storm damage.However, other popular tracks throughout…

Parkside’s feed pad has allowed its owners to increase production by around 24 per cent. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED

Pros to feed pad discussed at Parkside

Post author:Kelley Tantau
Post published:December 5, 2023
Post category:Rural

A visit to Parkside Dairy Farm in Pipiroa as part of the P3 Trust’s Monitor Farm Field Day was a chance for farmers to gather insight into other practises undertaken…

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