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HorticultureSeptember 14

New apple variety grown in Canterbury launched in Vietnam

Grower T&G has launched its newest premium apple variety, the Joli, in Vietnam, ramping up its push into the lucrative Asian export market.
New apple variety grown in Canterbury launched in Vietnam
New apple variety grown in Canterbury launched in Vietnam
HorticultureAugust 26

Industrial hemp sector wants more seed in the ground across NZ

New Zealanders might start seeing what looks like illegal cannabis growing more in people's backyards or lifestyle blocks, as the industrial hemp industry expands access to seeds for aspiring growers.
Industrial hemp sector wants more seed in the ground across NZ
Industrial hemp sector wants more seed in the ground across NZ
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BusinessJuly 28

Inflation pressures potential dampener on horticulture’s fast-paced export growth

Horticulture is heading towards being a $9.5 billion business over the next year as one of the fastest growing primary industries despite serious headwinds.
Tim Cronshaw
Inflation pressures potential dampener on horticulture’s fast-paced export growth
Inflation pressures potential dampener on horticulture’s fast-paced export growth
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HorticultureJuly 22

Southern growers get a strong voice and a more direct link to advocacy and practical support

Growers have a “strong voice” in the South.
Shawn McAvinue
Southern growers get a strong voice and a more direct link to advocacy and practical support
Southern growers get a strong voice and a more direct link to advocacy and practical support
HorticultureJuly 15

Freshwater programme successful

Central Otago growers have been part of a successful programme providing on-farm support, training and practical resources in growing areas where freshwater risks are higher.
Freshwater programme successful
Freshwater programme successful
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HorticultureJuly 12

International agricultural spray specialists to offer advice at workshops

Canadian spraying specialists will teach arable growers the best way to hit their target at workshops in the South next month.
International agricultural spray specialists to offer advice at workshops
International agricultural spray specialists to offer advice at workshops
HorticultureJuly 8

‘Business as usual’ after sale

A Singaporean has bought a vineyard, which produces award-winning wines, near Cromwell.
‘Business as usual’ after sale
‘Business as usual’ after sale
HorticultureJune 25

Three square meals a day on the kale

In a new winter series, Shawn McAvinue asks farmers questions about their winter crop.
Three square meals a day on the kale
Three square meals a day on the kale
HorticultureJune 25

Vintage and weather key factors

When it comes to picking a pinot noir, it is the vintage that matters most, an Otago study has confirmed.
Vintage and weather key factors
Vintage and weather key factors
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