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Off the screens and into the sea
In today’s technology-driven society it can sometimes be a battle to get the kids away from the screens and into the great outdoors.
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Community
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Dairy Womens Network - Become a part of a team that makes things happen.
Dairy Women’s Network has over 80 volunteer Regional Leaders across the country, who are the face of the network in your region and a point of contact for farmers.
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New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards more than just winning
2017 was a big year for Clay Paton. Not only did he have a young family to keep him busy, he won West Coast Top of the South Dairy Trainee of the Year and went on to receive national and international recognition
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Meet Brie – The puppy who’s being trained to make a difference
Brie is one of the newest members of the New Zealand Hearing Dogs organisation. She’s a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and has just started her training to one day become a hearing dog for a special kiwi kid.
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Dairying steps up to tackle climate change
Dairy Action for Climate Change has stepped up activity this year with a series of workshops around the country and the appointment of 15 industry ambassadors.
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Awards process enhance winners' career
Previous entrants and winners of the New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards often state how the competition process has enhanced their career progression and that the friendships they made are still as strong today as they were during the time they were competing.
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Paeroa volunteer rescuers get safety boost
A successful application to the Fonterra Grass Roots Fund means volunteer group Paeroa Land Search and Rescue (LandSAR) can conduct safer rescues under improved conditions.
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Farm Source stores bin the plastic bags
Farm Source is ditching plastic bags from all its stores, joining the growing trend amongst retailers here and overseas to reduce the use of plastic.
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Marley competition leads to grass to glass journey to Sri Lanka
Sri Lankans consume a staggering 2.4 billion glasses of our milk each year and our relationship with them goes back a long way.
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Fonterra offers Waikato parents a helping hand
Anyone with kids knows parenting can be hard, and if you’ve never been shown ways to deal with kids playing up, how do you learn? That’s a problem Senior Constable Jackie Drayson was keen to solve.
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Inaugural winners of new National Dairy Award announced
The inaugural winners of the New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards Fonterra Farm Source Responsible Dairying Award are considered leaders within the dairy industry, in all areas of sustainability, business and farm management, as well as in the way they give back to the industry and community.
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Knitted with love
How Fonterra is helping keep Gore’s newest residents warm and cosy this winter.
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Feed drive to help Coastal Taranaki farmers
A group of Midhurst dairy farmers have rallied together to donate any hay or baleage they can spare to Coastal Taranaki farmers facing a feed shortage.
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Bringing back a village
100 years of history is nothing to be sniffed at, and when the time came for Hauraki Plains College to celebrate their centennial, they wanted to honour the past and future of not just the school, but the surrounding area too.
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Celebrating dairy women
Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year Award Southland dairy leadership coach Loshni Manikam is this year’s Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year. The expert in human behaviour and leadership took out the 2018 title from an impressive line-up of finalists which included Tararua district mayor Tracey Collis a
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Hamilton
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- Tosca Bell
- Store Manager
- Mob: 027 346 0440
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- Cam Neeld
- Technical Sales Representative
- Mob: 027 607 5898
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- Matthew Hancock
- Livestock Agent
- Mob: 027 601 3787
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- Paul Nitschke
- Livestock Agent
- Mob: 027 481 3160
Fonterra Area Manager
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- Ross Periam
- Area Manager
- Mob: 021 542 939
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- Brendan Arnet
- Area Manager
- Mob: 027 276 1966
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- Rosalie Piggott
- Area Manager
- Mob: 021 546 617