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Using ‘Meat for Kids’ as a vehicle to enhancing children’s knowledge about agriculture.

Old dogs, new tricks: An exploration of age and its influence on health and safety in New Zealand’s primary sector.

Grower’s role in promoting the value of New Zealand Kiwifruit: Mechanisms which encourage the use of good practice to create a positive identity for social license to operate.

Understanding what drives youth perspective to make radical change in agriculture.

How can rural professionals be more effective in this time of transformational change.

Boardroom to break-fence: pursuing a rural professional career while concurrently having a farming business interest.

Improving our on-farm Health and Safety Culture in Rural New Zealand.

Key factors in developing a culture of high performance within a senior management team in large scale dairy organisations.

Woodflows of the eastern southern North Island: 2019-2028

Supporting environmental sustainability in the red meat sector

First, Catch Your Crayfish – Linking New Zealand Food Producers and Consumers for everyone’s benefit.

A Classroom View of New Zealand’s Primary Industry

ONLINE LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS: Australian success, and the potential for New Zealand

An industrial analysis of dairy processors in New Zealand

Adding value to Onions

Utilising transformational leadership to increase team performance.

Big Potential. Small Blocks: A concept to unlock the production potential held in New Zealand Lifestyle Blocks

The resilience of New Zealand dairy farm businesses – a post downturn evaluation.

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