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Thank you to everyone who attended Matt Chisholm’s Time Out Tour event in collaboration with Hear 4 U and the Rural Support Trust Tairawhiti Wairoa in Gisborne on Friday 29th July 2022!
New Zealand ShakeOut, our national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi, is taking place on Thursday 27 October 2022 at 9.30am.
Farm meals start again on Wednesday 3rd August.
Get off the farm and enjoy a nice hot meal in the company of others.
Held at the Central Southland Presbyterian Parish - CSPP Hall, come along anytime between 6.30pm-8pm. Held every Wednesday from 3rd August to 21st September 2022
The weekly event is supported and sponsored by local businesses.
Foot-and-mouth disease has reached the tourist hot spot of Bali, and the risk of it entering NZ on the footprint of an unwary traveller or by other means, is now a little too close for comfort. So, what are the risks to farmers and primary industry as a whole? And more importantly, who is responsible and what do we need to do to be prepared? We chat to Liz Shackleton,...
A foot-and-mouth disease outbreak has ripped through two Indonesian provinces since April, killing thousands of cows and infecting hundreds of thousands more
Surfing for Farmers
Goldpine visited Midway Beach in Gisborne for a chance to check out the well-being initiative, Surfing for Farmers. Founded by Gisborne-local Stephen Thomson in 2018, Surfing for Farmers now host events in 21 locations across New Zealand.
Foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) is a highly contagious and infectious viral disease that affects cloven-hooved (two-toed) animals such as cows, sheep, goats and pigs. It is an animal health disease with no significant health impact on humans.
There have been no cases in New Zealand yet, but FMD is...
Southland dairy farmer Brooke Flett shares how a new programme designed to boost the resilience of rural communities helps her navigate the challenges of farming.
For more information on “Know your...
DairyNZ - Decision Tree for Flood Damaged Farms
Heavy Snow - DairyNZ
Checklist to help you reduce the impact of heavy snow conditions on farm