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Rural News – Cream of NZ's primary industries researchers and innovators honoured - Vimarsana News

Rural News – Cream of NZ's primary industries researchers and innovators honoured

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Cream Of NZ's Primary Industries Researchers And Innovators Honoured - Vimarsana News

Cream Of NZ's Primary Industries Researchers And Innovators Honoured

Teams and individuals whose talents and toil help New Zealand’s farmers, foresters and fishers thrive, and what they produce foot it in intensely competitive international marketplaces, were honoured at the 2023 Primary Industries New Zealand Awards tonight. ...

Business.Scoop » Cream Of NZ's Primary Industries Researchers And Innovators Honoured - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » Cream Of NZ's Primary Industries Researchers And Innovators Honoured

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Wellington.Scoop » Primary Industries' researchers and innovators given awards - Vimarsana News

Wellington.Scoop » Primary Industries' researchers and innovators given awards

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Research shows plantain can significantly reduce nitrogen leaching on farms - Vimarsana News

Research shows plantain can significantly reduce nitrogen leaching on farms

Innovative new research from the School of Agriculture and Environment has shown that feeding cows the leafy herb plantain can reduce nitrogen leaching from dairy farms by 20 to 60 per cent.