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It is fantastic to see IHIP the collaborative capacity building initiative between @MasseyUni @ZespriCorporate @nzapples @NitschkeMalcolm @Farmlands @ANZ_NZ @FoodHQNZ @AgFirstNZ @gohorticulture1 @FarmersWeeklyNZ having such impact on young growers.
Meg Becker says the International Horticultural Immersion Program (IHIP) has been a massive career accelerator.
The program took her all around the world and taught her technical and leadership skills that she has brought back to her work at T&G in #HawkesBay.
#cate2019
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Today started in Hamilton with Ag consultants in Dairy Production Systems Ltd and then @AgFirstNZ where @ucdagfood Dairy Business John Mahon is doing professional work experience. Great discussion on changing ag sector in New Zealand and role of Ag consultants #NuffieldAg
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Davieth Verheij, @AgFirstNZ, will be the second supplier sponsored session on Tues @ 2.45pm. Raw Effluent Application vs. Solids Separation – Important considerations. Not any one farm is the same. Key drivers and factors to consider when designing an effluent system. 🐄🌱
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Primary climate risks to pomefruit crops are frost, hail, wind, flooding, drought, and high temperatures. But John Wilton from @AgFirstNZ discusses other, more subtle effects: buff.ly/2PdAmcq #earthwindandfire #drought #climate
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In this week's #sceneherd podcast, @nzbeeflamb talk with Richard Plunket who farms near Oamaru, & @AgFirstNZ's Bob Thomson about bull beef farming. Economic, environment & social issues, how to make the good decisions. Part 1/3 beeflambnz.podbean.com/e/bre… @redmeatnz
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Can winter-sown catch crops reduce sediment runoff in hill country forage grazing systems? We have partnered with AgFirst in an MPI SFF to try and answer this. These sediment traps were recently installed after grazing in Hawkes Bay. @AgFirstNZ @MasseyUni @MPI_NZ @plantandfood
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Another insightful Focus Orchard update from @AgFirstNZ from Stanthorpe (P F Savio) and Shepparton (Turnbull Bros) looking at the 2019 harvest and what can be learned for 2020: buff.ly/2ZmXxX5 #focus #future #orchards #stanthorpe #shepparton
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Through mild winters and warm springs, applying dormancy breakers to 'wake up' trees for the season can be less straightforward. John Wilton outlines how the changing climate is affecting the way we grow fruit: buff.ly/2MvEJ1d #dormancy #trees #winter @AgFirstNZ
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Had some time in the mighty Taranaki this week. Really excited to announce that AgFirst is now working in Taranaki. Special welcome to Lauren McEldowney, who will head up our dairy work. – at Tauranga City, New Zealand
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Hoping to see lots of farmers come to learn more about how they can get the most from #OverseerFM @ourwaikato @DairyNZ @NZBeefLamb @AgFirstNZ @LICnz @RavensdownNZ @BallanceNZ @TeAraMiraka @Fonterra @synlait @nzfetrust @perrinag
Looking forward to our first #OverseerFM workshop for farmers in the Mighty Waikato next week. @cambridgeracewy in association with @FedFarmers Thursday 21st Feb, 10-1 hopefully see you there
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The Horticulture New Zealand Newsletter for 29 January is out now - read and subscribe here mailchi.mp/hortnz/horticultu…
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#pasturesummit EARLY BIRD REGISTRATIONS CLOSE ON 31 OCTOBER
Just 7 days left to register at Early Bird prices and to go into the draw to win double passes to a Blackcaps match (North Island and South Island draws).
Register now pasturesummit.co.nz/registra…
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Nic Finger looks at critical data to monitor for crop management and planning for chemical thinking in the latest Future Orchards Business Development group newsletter. apal.org.au/wp-content/uploa…
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Horticulture is on track to get its very own Bachelor’s degree, designed and delivered through @MasseyUni along with a rejuvenated @nzapples industry-sponsored #innovation Orchard at the Palmerston North campus.
#education #NZApples #horticulture #Pathways #Collaboration
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A fascinating day out in Himachal Pradesh talking apples with @nzapples Gary Jones and @AgFirstNZ. New management techniques looking to improve yields quality and counter seasonal production from NZ. Current yields in India about 10% of NZ. @NZinIndia @MPI_NZ
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Back in my happy place in Africa- #Rwanda. The agronomy team here is making great progress lifting yields and reducing post-harvest losses. More income to the farmer! – at Rwanda









































