1 Sep, 2010
GISBORNE grapevine pruners proved they are among the best in the country when they took out the teams event at the National Silver Secateurs...
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1 Sep, 2010
IT’S not too late yet for farmers to get trees in the ground this year although the end of the planting season is rapidly approaching says MAF’s...
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1 Sep, 2010
THE big citrus event of the year will be held in Gisborne tomorrow...
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28 Aug, 2010
WORKPLACE safety is generally common sense, but too often — and with disastrous consequences — people don’t apply it, says Department of Labour...
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28 Aug, 2010
GISBORNE high school students will get a taste of a career in agriculture next month in an OutStanding in the Field experience day...
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28 Aug, 2010
- Roger May
A LARGE number of owners of forest planted before 1990 in the Gisborne area are eligible for free carbon credits under the Forest Allocation Plan...
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28 Aug, 2010
- Barrie Gordon
LONG-TERM denizens of Matawhero saleyards said it was “a bloody good sale!” and that would be the understatement of the year!...
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25 Aug, 2010
IT’S at a new venue, has new organisers and the Whatatutu dog sale is looking to be as big as ever in its 10th year...
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25 Aug, 2010
- Barrie Gordon
BUYERS from Hawke’s Bay, Feilding and other districts voiced appreciation of the breeding, quality and condition of the 1300 cattle presented at the...
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21 Aug, 2010
- John Jones
HAVING the 2011 Grasslands Association annual conference being held in Gisborne will bring benefits to the district, says Tairawhiti Land...
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21 Aug, 2010
- Barrie Gordon
THE signs of spring appear to be creating something like fever in the livestock markets...
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21 Aug, 2010
- Debbie Gregory
NEW Zealand’s worldwide reputation for producing the best food led UK-born Michael Hicklin to Gisborne — the heart of vegetable growing country...
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