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EnvironmentShowing the first 59 from a total of 59 Environment articles, sorted by Publication DateWild trees conditions cause ire 08-09-2010 | Not Specified Business | Country-Wide Southern An exemption to the Emissions Trading Scheme that would have allowed wilding conifer trees to be removed from Mid Dome has been tagged with unworkable conditions, Mid Dome Wilding Trees Charitable Trust chairwoman Ali Timms says. » Read full article Effluent focus beings to pay off 08-09-2010 | Not Specified Dairy | Country-Wide Southern The dairy industry's focus on improving effluent consent compliance in Canterbury is beginning to pay off. » Read full article Farmers considering change of approach 08-09-2010 | Not Specified Future | Country-Wide Southern It's never too late to change - even for middle-aged male pastoral farmers. » Read full article Programme involves environment plan 01-09-2010 | Not Specified Livestock | Country-Wide Northern Even though the farm isn't steep, the winter wet and clay soils combine to create some erosion. » Read full article Busy family finds time for environment 01-09-2010 | Jackie Harrigan Dairy | Country-Wide Northern The Lovells of Tongaporutu, in north Taranaki, are one busy family. As well as milking 170 cows and rearing calves and young stock, Bruce and Maxine have eight children and have found time during the past 10 years to plant 5000 trees along the banks of the Hutiwai and Tongaporutu rivers. » Read full article Summit frustration for farmers 01-09-2010 | Andrew Stewart Future | Country-Wide Northern Seven years ago angry farmers gathered in Wellington en masse to protest at a controversial new tax. » Read full article ‘Premium’ space the place to be 01-07-2010 | Jackie Harrigan Business | Country-Wide Northern The recessionary environment of the past few years combined with projections for world population growth have put agriculture and food production at the forefront of international thinking, says Agriculture Director-General Murray Sherwin. » Read full article Caution urged over energy compensation 09-06-2010 | Jackie Harrigan Business | Country-Wide Southern The windfarm goldrush is coming to an end, but other electricity infrastructure developments will go on - and may affect farmers. » Read full article List of rivers wanted 01-05-2010 | Not Specified Focus | Country-Wide Northern Federated Farmers is challenging Massey's Dr Mike Joy and the Cawthron Institute to name the other 299 rivers on a list where it is claimed the Manawatu is among the worst in the world. » Read full article Environmental work aims for harmony 01-05-2010 | Not Specified Profile | Country-Wide Northern Running so many stock classes while drafting lambs weekly can make for a heavy workload, but farm manager Stuart Child says the fact he and his wife, Jenny, have a 20% stake in Waitaka Farming Partnership provides an extra incentive to work hard and take pride in the farm. » Read full article » View next page of results |
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