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25 Years of Country Life - Golden Pliers 2014
In celebration of Country Life's 25th birthday we will be delving into the archives over the next few months. This week we're watching expert fencers face off with their tools and technique at the… Audio
Country Life Friday June 17 2022
Full Episode for Friday June 17 2022 Audio
Technology key to dairy's future
Could cows be toilet trained and how close will dairy farmers be to slamming emissions a decade from now? Dairy farmer Pete Morgan and agritech entrepreneur Craig Piggott ruminate on dairy farming in… Audio
Southern Medicinal aims to cut cost of medical cannabis
A Southland cannabis producer hopes to ease patient's pain and ensure they're less out of pocket with prescription pot. Patients say they're struggling to afford legal medicinal cannabis with some… Video, Audio
Te Matau a Māui iwi bring whānau to whenua with orchards
Iwi across Te-Matau-a-Maui or Hawke's Bay are making big investments in orchards, bringing whānau back to their whenua.
They hope this new kaupapa will bring their people jobs. Here's our Hawke's Bay… Video, Audio
Midday Rural News for 17 June 2022
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
Growers vie for swede success at Lawrence Winter Crop Competition
The winner of the Lawrence Winter Crop Competition will be crowned tonight, with thousands of dollars in donations expected to be raised for local charities.
Morning Rural News for 17 June 2022
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
M bovis detected at Mid-Canterbury farm for first time in 2022
A Mid-Canterbury property has been confirmed to have mycoplasma bovis, for the first time this year.
Major supplier announces fertiliser price increases
Disruption in the global supply chain is among reasons farmers are facing price rises for fertiliser once again.
Midday Rural News for 16 June 2022
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
KPMG finds mixed fortunes and increasing demands within rural sector industries
The rural sector is muddled and looking for the best way forward amid a wave of regulations, Covid-19 related fatigue, and varied outlooks for different parts of the industry.
Morning Rural News for 16 June 2022
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
Farm, managers fined $95k for deaths of hundreds of calves
A grazing and calf rearing company and two former employees have been fined a total of $95,000 for the deaths of almost 500 calves.
Midday Rural News for 15 June 2022
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
Morning Rural News for 15 June 2022
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
Early warning technology to help farmers battle costly cattle disease mastitis
New research from Lincoln University could dramatically improve the treatment of a common cattle disease that costs farmers an estimated $280m a year.
Tonga's vanilla crops show promise after dodging volcanic ash damage
Almost five months since the devastating eruption and tsunami in Tonga, farmers are rebuilding their crops and harvesting those that survived the event.
Midday Rural News for 14 June 2022
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
Morning Rural News for 14 June 2022
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio