Stinky super corpse flower open soon at Dunedin Botanic Gardens
A rare corpse plant is set to bloom at Dunedin Botanic Gardens soon.
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Growing need for more growers
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Sustainable Backyards a way for people to share sustainability activities
People can share their passion for sustainability with the community in March.
Listen: Mike Chapman - New Zealand needs water storage
Horticulture New Zealand CEO encourages urban Kiwis to look favourably on water storage.
Listen: Dairy farmer diversifies with hemp crop
Dairy farmer Tom Welch has decided to grow hemp to diversify his farming operation.
Beekeeping summer school to give many a buzz
Backyard Beekeeping summer school proves popular in Oamaru.
Velvetleaf serious threat to crops
Velvetleaf is regarded as the world's worst cropping weed, damaging arable crops.
Tractors and sprayer stolen from orchard
Thieves cut a deer fence to steal two tractors and a sprayer from a Hawke's Bay orchard.
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Virus will be pitted against pathogen in a new effort to help our hard-working honeybees.
Labour of love creates sprawl of beauty that keeps evolving
The Forlongs' garden is punctuated by some very mature trees but those fit into landscape.
Cherries blossom with prospects
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Orchardists urged by Powerco to keep 4m power lines rule
Orchardists are being urged to ensure they are well clear of power lines when working.
Recent heat boost for South Canterbury lavender crops
A South Canterbury lavender grower is experiencing an early start to the season.
Conservation Comment: Rare shrub needs love
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Alcohol industry rolls into fast-growing cannabis market
Drinkers could shift to the growing cannabis market
Police say sorry after ripping out legal hemp crop
Police say they will reimburse the grower after ripping out 16 legal hemp plants.
Cherry crop expected to be up by 20%
Central Otago cherry orchardists expect crop volume to be up by at least 20% on last year.
Jersey bennes here in time for Christmas
It was a challenge to have the later crops ready for the Christmas market.