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The Waikato region saw the largest single year drop in 6-week in-calf rates for at least the last two decades. Photo: SUPPLIED

Scanning results are in

Post author:Sponsored Content
Post published:June 18, 2023
Post category:Rural

Our scanning results are in and those of us with statistical fetishes now get to have our way with the numbers! All-in-all it was not a great season in the…

Data from NIWA shows the soil moisture deficit across much of the Waikato, including the Coromandel Peninsula, is at field capacity. File Photo

Waikato catchments ‘vulnerable’ – WRC

Post author:Staff Reporter
Post published:June 17, 2023
Post category:Rural

The Waikato’s catchments are extremely vulnerable ahead of the winter season, a Waikato Regional Council report shows.Regional resilience team leader Rick Liefting, who wrote a report on the summer storm…

Sediment is one of the consequences of erosion, which is especially an issue right now, Bala Tikkisetty says. File Photo

Sedimentation can deplete economy and environment

Post author:Sponsored Content
Post published:June 16, 2023
Post category:Rural

This should be the decade to focus on sediment loss to reduce its impact on the wider environment.Sediment is one of the consequences of erosion, which is especially an issue…

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