NZ Farmer - 2024-09-03

• At what cost?
• A contentiou­s issue ...
• Many heads are better than one
• Farmers fixated by phosphate
• Assisted dying does not take the pain away
• Greenwashi­ng claims fail to stand up to scrutiny
• The community fund helping rural communitie­s thrive
• Farmers looking to mine other incomes
• GE change would take off the brakes: researcher­s
• Weeds, meet laser
• ‘We’re all going’: 80 Fonterra jobs cut
• Backing it up with science
• RSE changes get mixed reception
• Genetic engineerin­g ‘ban’ to go by end of 2025
• Capturing value on your land
• Time for Māori farmers to shine
• Look towards the opportunit­ies
• Choose pasture quality this spring
• Getting bulk from brassicas
• Summer feed options
• Getting pasture right
• Marton man named arable sector’s farmer of the year
• Homegrown pasture a boon for profits
• Taking a lighter approach
• Safety Alert: Avoiding waratah driver injuries
• New seasonal work visa set to help certain farm businesses
• The ebb and flow
• Kaitiakita­nga on Te Whio Farm
• Following in their footsteps
• Caitlyn takes on ‘role’ of librarian for Kiwi growers
• New off-grid cabin in a beautiful slice of NZ
• A treetop fairytale
• Positive signs slowly return to rural market
• Mixed bag for all sectors

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