Environment

Irish dairy cull suggested

Irish dairy farmers stirred as government suggests culling 65,000 cows per year. By Chris McCullough.

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Harvest in the rain

Westland farmers' former dairy co-operative has undergone a significant turnaround since its 2019 buyout by China's Yili Group. By Anne Hardie.

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Tackling methane from the inside

Bringing a new science or technology product to market can be time-consuming and expensive but help is on hand to develop tools to reduce onfarm emissions. Delwyn DIckey takes a look at bolus technology to reduce methane emissions.

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Opportunities with methane

Agriculture can be part of a climate solution, says greenhouse gases guru, Professor Frank Mitloehner. By Joanna Cuttance.

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‘None of us can wait’

International food and drink giant Nestlé has big plans to cut its greenhouse gas emissions. Elaine Fisher writes.

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Modelling raises hackles

Recent weather events challenge some of the forecasting in a recent bank climate change report. By Karen Trebilcock.

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Team effort

The team at Poplar Partnership in southern Manawatu have taken out the region’s Supreme environmental award with a combination of focusing on people, livestock, land and biodiversity.

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Region well-suited to diversification

David and Lesley Jensen run dairying, kiwifruit and avocado operations near Tauranga and say the area is well-suited to this mixed type of venture.

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Time to play with nature?

Realising the potential benefits of gene editing technology in New Zealand has been given a boost this year with a government-backed reference report setting a case for a national discussion to amend legislation preventing its use.

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Diversifying onfarm spreads risk

Diversification has made all the difference for a Bay of Plenty dairy farming couple. By Delwyn Dickey.

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