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What Would A Dry Winter Mean For The Country? – Expert Reaction

Wednesday, 5 May 2021, 12:14 pm   New Zealand may be heading into a dry winter following a month of near record-breaking dry patches across the country. So what are the flow-on effects if nature’s taps stay turned off over the cold season? The SMC asked experts to comment on how the potential dry season may affect the following sectors in New Zealand: 1. Rural communities and agriculture 2. Hydro energy production Dr Nick Cradock-Henry, Senior Scientist, Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research, comments: “The prospect of higher-than-average temperatures and lower rainfall than normal, for parts of the South Island, highlight again, the climate-related challenges for primary industries and rural

Business Scoop » What Would A Dry Winter Mean For The Country? – Expert Reaction

Press Release – Science Media Centre   New Zealand may be heading into a dry winter following a month of near record-breaking dry patches across the country. So what are the flow-on effects if natures taps stay turned off over the cold season? The SMC asked experts to comment … New Zealand may be heading into a dry winter following a month of near record-breaking dry patches across the country. So what are the flow-on effects if nature’s taps stay turned off over the cold season? The SMC asked experts to comment on how the potential dry season may affect the following sectors in New Zealand:

Concern mounts for farmers, rural communities as dry winter looms

Concern mounts for farmers, rural communities as dry winter looms Newshub 5/05/2021 James Fyfe © Getty Images Rainfall is forecast to be below-normal between May and July for most of the country. There are concerns for farmers and those living in rural communities as a dry winter looms for many parts of the country. According to NIWA s seasonal climate outlook, rainfall is forecast to be below-normal between May and July for all regions of New Zealand apart from the north of the North Island.  Temperatures are very unlikely to be colder than average for the three months as whole , with above average or near average temperatures forecast for all regions apart from the east of the South Island, where above average temperatures are most likely.

NZIER report s view of RSE workers gut-wrenching

NZIER report s view of RSE workers gut-wrenching 26 Apr, 2021 11:15 PM 2 minutes to read By: Jared Morgan A report questioning the economic value of the overseas workforce to Central Otago s horticulture and viticulture sectors has been labelled as flawed. New Zealand Apples and Pears chief executive Allan Pollard was in Central Otago when the report, Picking Cherries , carried out by The New Zealand Institute of Economic Research (NZIER) for the Productivity Commission was released. A draft version of the report had been flagged by New Zealand Apples and Pears in December for raising points, such as about the economic value of recognised seasonal employer (RSE) workers from the Pacific, the organisation felt needed to be challenged.

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