A $3.5million campaign being run by DairyNZ to try and get 1000 locals to fill on-farm jobs, and Taratahi, a farm training facility that went into liquidation, has been reopened but are Kiwis turning their nose up at the opportunity? Dairy NZ’s people leader Jane Muir will explain.

We chat to St Paul Collegiate students following their success in the Blinc Innovation and Farmers Weekly Awards about how a conversation between father and daughter on how sheep could be better identified became the brainchild that turned cutting-edge facial recognition technology into a tool to aid stock management.

As consumers move away from synthetic products in favour of wool carpets, Cavalier Bremworth has entered a partnership with New Zealand Merino to launch long-term forward supply contracts with its ZQ grower community. We chat to chief executive John Brakenridge.

Judith Collins has said she will throw the new proposed Resource Management Act reforms on a bonfire if elected. Federated Farmers say the new national direction on freshwater management will see farmers lining up in court against the Government. Landpro's Executive Director Kate Scott will take all your questions.

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