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How can we create value from compliance in the dairy industry.

Sam Williams November 10, 2016

Exploring stock access: Perspectives on framing the problem and solutions.

Kristy McGregor November 10, 2016

What are the critical success factors to an agricultural non-profit excelling in knowledge creation and dissemination for industry improvement.

Corrigan Sowman November 8, 2016

Farmer capabilities: what’s next for New Zealand dairy farmers.

Alice Reilly November 6, 2016

Validating the “brand” for New Zealand’s target dairy consumers in China.

Grant Jackson August 19, 2016

New Zealand growers priorities.

Angela Halliday August 16, 2016

How has New Zealand dairy employment trends changed in New Zealand since 2000.

Michael Skudder January 10, 2016

Growing the Maori primary sector: A critique of national and regional strategies.

Daniel Phillips January 10, 2016

Deering to be different.

Hamish Clarke January 8, 2016

The value of using digital technology for farm paddock record keeping.

Wayne May January 8, 2016

Analysis of production systems in the New Zealand dairy industry.

Zach Mounsey January 8, 2016

The future of fodder beet.

Sam Riley January 8, 2016

Developing light sand pasture dunes into irrigated land.

Hamish Easton January 7, 2016

Did the concept of Te Aute College shape our leaders.

Farrell Chrystal January 1, 2016

International agriculture investment: Foreign ownership of New Zealand farmland.

Jamie Cunninghame January 1, 2016

Opportunities for private equity investment within the sheep/beef and deer industries

Edward Pinckey November 16, 2015

Farm succession the key to success.

Hayden Peter November 16, 2015

The NZ honey export company ltd pure New Zealand natural honey.

Wendy Oliver November 16, 2015

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