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While many sheep farmers might think that lambing just once a year is enough, Professor Steve Morris of Massey University
When the neighbour’s gorse jumps the fence
If you’re in Southland and your neighbours gorse and broom is starting to cause you problems then it’s time you
By Trudi BairdIf you are a self-employed farmer and not covered by ACC CoverPlus Extra you might want to
By Will VerbovenAnthrax is one of those hot words that strikes instant fear into many citizens. That fear seems
By Trudi Baird 13 October 2001 — Leptospirosis is a serious disease and a real threat to both animals and
By Barbara Smail Remember my recent article that began “Keep your calves out of the poo!”? Well guess who was
Footrot not just a merino problem
By Trudi Baird Presently, footrot is thought to cost the merino industry in excess of $3m but is estimated to
By Joanne Marshall A bad rural internet connection is like a deadly disease – you hope you don’t get it