Market for high-quality sunflower oil creates new opportunity for farmers
Hi-oleic sunflowers make for a beneficial crop rotation in spring, new research shows.
Source: stuff.co.nz
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Business Scoop » Sunflowers A Rotational Crop Option For New Zealand Growers
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AGMARDT appoints new board chair
Nick Pyke has taken over as chair of the AGMARDT board of trustees.
Source: nbr.co.nz
Putting A Number On Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Emissions
ü “By the end of 2022, all of our farms need to know their greenhouse gas numbers,” says Kelly. “This is one of the milestones that the primary sector has agreed with Government under the He Waka Eke Noa partnership. Farmers have a variety of tool and calculators available now, to get a handle on their GHG numbers.” Farms need to know their numbers by the end of 2022 if they are 80ha or more, or have a dairy supply number, or are a cattle feedlot as defined in freshwater policy. Around 11,000 farmers already have a GHG number for their farm. “We know that not
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Business Scoop » Women In Seed Forum – May 2021
Press Release – Grain and Seed Trade Assn A recent turn out of women engaged in employment within the Seed Industry shows the future of diversity within the sector is looking good. The second NZGSTA Women in Seed Forum was held at Riccarton Park Function Centre on the 19th of May and attended … A recent turn out of women engaged in employment within the Seed Industry shows the future of diversity within the sector is looking good. The second NZGSTA Women in Seed Forum was held at Riccarton Park Function Centre on the 19th of May and attended by 108 women from the Seed Industry. The roles...
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