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19-10-2016

Farmers eye new crops as India's ‘granary’ exhausts groundwater

CHANDIGARH, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - It is hailed as India's granary, but the northwestern state of Punjab faces a drastic decline in agricultural output unless it halts the rapid depletion of its groundwater, experts warn.

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19-10-2016

Researchers seek to determine profile of modern Aussie farmers

ABC Rural has recently reported that a new survey is seeking to understand the ambitions of a highly-motivated, modern farmer.

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19-10-2016

Artificial intelligence monitors, predicts rose quality

IQ-Flora is an innovative system that monitors the product quality of roses in the chain in 'real time'. The first module of the prototype has just been completed, with the other components being tested in November 2016.

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19-10-2016

Saving England’s historic daffodils, bluebells

English Heritage has launched a campaign to help save the native and historic varieties of daffodils and bluebells, both of which are at risk from aggressive hybrids and non-traditional varieties.

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19-10-2016

Hawke’s Bay leads NZ as champion wine producing region

Hawke’s Bay leads New Zealand as the region producing the greatest range of champion wine styles, Hawke’s Bay A&P Bayleys Wine Awards judges announced, last night.

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18-10-2016

Heilala Vanilla hits supermarket shelves in Australia

New Zealand’s original premium vanilla company, Heilala Vanilla, has launched its range into Australia’s biggest supermarket chains.

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18-10-2016

Journalism award winner covers key hort issues

Radio NZ's 'Country Life' host, Susan Murray, was presented with the Horticulture New Zealand Journalism Award at a recent gala event. The New Zealand Guild of Agriculture Journalists and Communicators Awards were presented in Wellington’s Brewery Bar.

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18-10-2016

GIA Engagement Policy - call for feedback

The GIA Engagement Policy has now been drafted and endorsed by the GIA DGG (representing signatory organisations). Non-Signatory organisations now have the opportunity to provide feedback before it is formally adopted.

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18-10-2016

Growing NZ tomato exports

Growing exports is the key to growing the fresh tomato sector’s value, something that fresh tomato exporters and TomatoesNZ says they work hard to achieve.

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18-10-2016

Flowers Victoria’s picks for spring colours

Spring brings to mind warmer weather, clearer skies, new beginnings and, of course, an abundance of flowers.

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