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25 September 2020

Don’t cry over spilt milk this summer Milk spoilage is the number one insurance claim for dairy farmers over the summer period and with this summer set to be a hot one, now’s the time to start preparing.

Dairy cows in milking shed

25 September 2020

Hamish and Jess Murray from Bluff Station The Murray’s vast property is long and narrow and stretches from the coast at Kekerengu inland into the Clarence Valley and right up to the base of Mt Tapuae-O-Ueneku.

Ute driving through gate in paddock

25 September 2020

Hawke's Bay orchardists Marian and Graham Hirst Aligned values and strong relationships are crucial to the success of Hawke’s Bay orchardists Marian and Graham Hirst.

Picked red apples on conveyor belt

25 September 2020

Mid-Canterbury growers Brian and Rachel Leadley Most of us enjoy a change in season but possibly none more so than a grower when that change means it’s harvest time.

close up wheat crops

25 September 2020

FMG 2020 AGM Resolutions and Member Election results New Zealand’s leading rural insurer FMG welcomes Sarah von Dadelszen, Sinead Horgan and Sarah Smith to its Board of Directors.

FMG Palmerston North office building

25 September 2020

Lifestyle block owners urged to start winter feed planning Lifestyle block owners are being urged to start feed planning for winter now following the recent drought.

Close up of calf in front of herd with yellow tag in ear

25 September 2020

FMG: Summer storms and quad bike burglars top holiday claims Whether you’re on farm or on holiday this summer, here’s some advice on how to avoid the silly season’s two top rural claims.

Man riding quad bike on road

22 September 2020

High winds a warning of what’s to come Last week’s high winds are a warning of what’s still to come this spring and farmers are encouraged have a plan ready for protecting irrigators against damage.

Irrigator in field

Farmstrong turns 5 In June Farmstrong turned 5. We’d like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has been involved so far.

Sam Whitelock bending down petting dog

Planning to build or renovate? Planned to come into force at the end of August, the Government has announced that a building consent is no longer required for certain low-risk building work.

Dark grey house on green lifestyle block

Accidents lead to big impacts “The impact of such stupid, silly little things when you’re running a big farming operation solo is huge.”

herd of dairy cows grazing in paddock

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