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HortNews - Foresters Set To Attack Buddleia With Weevil ...
Forestry researchers are seeking approval to import insects to biologically control the environmental pest commonly known as butterfly bush, even though the insects may also damage native hebes. WELLINGTON 18/12/2003 - Forestry researchers are ... [... more]
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HortNews - NZ Aims For World First Win Over Elm Disease
Forestry officials say New Zealand is aiming to become the first country in the world to eradicate the infectious tree disease, Dutch Elm disease. WELLINGTON 7/12/2000 - Forestry officials say New Zealand is aiming to become the first country in ... [... more]
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Global Warming May Mean Better Weather For NZ Farmers
Global warming will mainly help New Zealand agriculture, says a Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry senior policy analyst, John Jackman. AUCKLAND 13/2/2001 - Global warming will mainly help New Zealand agriculture, says a Ministry of Agriculture ... [... more]
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HortNews - No Evidence That Grapevines Were Smuggled
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry investigators say they don't have enough evidence to prosecute growers over the alleged smuggling of cloned rootstocks for pinot noir grapevines. WELLINGTON 19/3/2002 - Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry ... [... more]
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HortNews - Eastern Flower Thrips Cannot Be Eradicated - MAF
WELLINGTON 19/6/2002 - Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) officials say they have found yet another plant pest which is too widely dispersed to make it worthwhile trying to eradicate it. MAF's technical adviser on plant pest management ... [... more]
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HortNews - Carnations Attacked By New Fungus
Agricultural and Forestry Ministry (MAF) staff have found a new fungus in the North Island that attacks carnations. WELLINGTON 20/11/2002 - Agricultural and Forestry Ministry (MAF) staff have found a new fungus in the North Island that attacks ... [... more]
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HortNews - Beekeepers Agree To Let Varroa-Treated Hives ...
Commercial apiarists in the New Zealand Bee Industry Group said today they would reluctantly support the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry proposal to allow the movement of treated hives into Hawke's Bay and Wairarapa. WELLINGTON 10/09/2003 - ... [... more]
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HortNews - American, Mexican Table Grapes Remain Banned
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) officials have told fruit importers the precautionary bans on imports of table grapes from the United States and Mexico will remain. WELLINGTON 15/3/2001 - Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) ... [... more]
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Cook Islands Chillies Stopped Due To Fruitfly Problem
Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry border officials plan to continue accepting Cook Islands papaya, mangoes and eggplant, but say they will restrict entry of chillies. WELLINGTON 7/12/2001 - Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry border officials ... [... more]
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HortNews - Forest Researchers To Tell MAF No Biosecurity ...
Forest Research scientists are to tell the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry there is no biosecurity risk to their field trial of genetically engineered pine trees. WELLINGTON 7/11/2003 - Forest Research scientists are to tell the Ministry of ... [... more]
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HortNews - Shutdown Drops Flower Exporters In A Hole
Flower exporters are furious at a Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry move to shut its commercial fumigation plant at Auckland Airport. AUCKLAND 23/3/2001 - Flower exporters are furious at a Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry move to shut its ... [... more]
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