Fertilizer co-op Ravensdown has introduced a fixed-price n-Protect pilot program to help farmers manage their nitrogen costs, offering a set price for nitrogen for the upcoming season. This initiative aims to provide certainty and stability to farmers amid volatile market conditions, allowing them to plan their budgets more effectively. The program will be available to around 200 farmers in the South Island, with the potential for expansion in the future.
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Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau says she doesn’t think Christopher Luxon is a ‘nice person’ after ‘lame-o’ comment
Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau criticized Prime Minister Christopher Luxon for calling the lack of a city or regional deal in the Wellington region "lame," stating that councils are focused on water reform first. Whanau believes Luxon targeted Wellington because the city did not vote for him, and she emphasized the importance of fairness in addressing criticism of the city's actions and decisions. Despite political pressures, Whanau remains committed to delivering a comprehensive regional deal on...
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