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The Country - Peas edition Quick Read The Country Today on The Country, Jamie Mackay caught up with Vice President of Federated Farmers Karen Williams, for a chat about her first pea harvest after defeating the pesky pea weevil. On with the show: Advertisement Don Carson: The PR Guru from the New Zealand Forest Owners Association says establishing native tree plantations to sequester carbon is a whole lot tougher than it sounds. He also reckons red kiwifruit is next big star from the horticulture stable. Tim Myers and Smiley Barrett: We ask today's Norwood panel what they're doing in their re...

Rabobank Best of The Country - February 13, 2021 12 Feb, 2021 03:59 PM 2 minutes to read The Country This week on The Best of The Country, Jamie Mackay caught up with Rabobank's Melbourne-based RaboResearch GM Tim Hunt, for an update on the latest from across the ditch. This week's top interviews are: Jim McMillan: The founder of the Dannevirke-based True Honey Company explained some of the secrets around selling manuka honey at Harrods for $20,000 per kg. Advertisement Jane Smith: This week we asked the North Otago farmer and environmentalist if she was the poster girl for protest; in her ca...

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Rabobank Best of The Country - January 30, 2021 29 Jan, 2021 03:59 PM 2 minutes to read The Country This week on The Best of The Country, Jamie Mackay caught up with Rabobank senior dairy analyst Emma Higgins, to take a look at the bank's annual Agribusiness Outlook report. This week's top interviews are: Jane Smith: The North Otago farmer and environmentalist reckoned "objects in the rear vision mirror were closer than they appeared", as she pondered what was in store for 2021. Advertisement Pita Alexander: The Christchurch accountant of 50 years standing, is also a globe-trotting raconteur ...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Declan Schroeder Oh, mini marshmallows... whither thou goest? Winnipeg Free Press Oh, mini marshmallows... whither thou goest? After a year filled with stress, suffering and often shortages, it was these puffy packets of sugary softness that represented, perhaps, the most unexpected empty spaces on store shelves. Mini marshmallows were in short supply over the Christmas season. (Robert Cronkleton / Kansas City Star files) The perfect storm of the innately Instagrammable "hot chocolate bombs" going viral online, th...