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Taranaki pig farmer goes whole hog to stay ahead (opens the original)
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Karl Stanley in the farrowing shed at Stanley Bros. Photo / RNZ, Sally Round Taranaki pig farmer Karl Stanley hopes a multimillion-dollar extension to his piggery, powered by solar energy, will help future-proof the business amid changing welfare regulations, increasing costs and consumer demands. The new 75m x 16m shed, which will house up to 1000 grower pigs and allow reconfiguration of the rest of Stanley Bros’ 5000-pig operation near Ōpunake, is well underway. With automatically controlled t
Taranaki pig farmer goes whole hog to stay ahead (opens the original)
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Karl Stanley in the farrowing shed at Stanley Bros. Photo / RNZ, Sally Round Taranaki pig farmer Karl Stanley hopes a multimillion-dollar extension to his piggery, powered by solar energy, will help future-proof the business amid changing welfare regulations, increasing costs and consumer demands. The new 75m x 16m shed, which will house up to 1000 grower pigs and allow reconfiguration of the rest of Stanley Bros’ 5000-pig operation near Ōpunake, is well underway. With automatically controlled t
Ron Vine’s farming photos capture a nation in transition (opens the original)
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A man with large kūmara crops at Cannel Bros farm in Rangitāiki plains, Whakatāne. Photo / Ron Vine, Walsh Memorial Library, Motat Ron Vine’s crisp, observant and sometimes intimate black and white photos capture New Zealand farming at a turning point. Now a collection of more than 1400 images he took between 1934 and 1947 has received Unesco recognition, sitting alongside the papers of Katherine Mansfield and the photography of Marti Friedlander. Vine travelled to remote parts of the country as
Ron Vine’s farming photos capture a nation in transition (opens the original)
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A man with large kūmara crops at Cannel Bros farm in Rangitāiki plains, Whakatāne. Photo / Ron Vine, Walsh Memorial Library, Motat Ron Vine’s crisp, observant and sometimes intimate black and white photos capture New Zealand farming at a turning point. Now a collection of more than 1400 images he took between 1934 and 1947 has received Unesco recognition, sitting alongside the papers of Katherine Mansfield and the photography of Marti Friedlander. Vine travelled to remote parts of the country as
'Not impossible': Small town's a big aim to become carbon-neutral (opens the original)
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Drew Mackenzie in the forest at Makahuri. Photo / RNZ, Sally Round Drew Mackenzie cuts a small figure nestled among the roots of a giant kahikatea growing in a remnant ancient forest on the outskirts of Ōtaki. But she’s part of a big vision for a circle of forests like this around the town, creating a carbon sink which it’s hoped will make the community carbon-neutral. She and her husband, Anthony Ryan, the owners of Makahuri, which includes 20ha of mature forest and new plantings, were among th
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