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TV3's Money Man will deal to more debt in a new series. If you, or anyone you know, needs help getting on top of their finances click here

March 2007

Lawnmower technology could provide world energy solution
Forget about the oil well when you're thinking of the world's energy problems ... instead think of lawn mowers.

Uruguay ups production, attracts investors
The increasing use of technology has led to a boost in production in Uruguay and as a result of that more interest from overseas investors.

Aussies to benefit from NZ research
The new sort of wool fabric that New Zealand scientists have created is more likely to benefit Australian woolgrowers than their Kiwi counterparts.

A smart start to going organic
If you have ever thought about a change to organic production, now is the time to give it serious consideration.

Farmer deserts tractor on city street
Tractors might be some farmers' pride and joy but others, it appears, are happy to abandon theirs at will.

Stand back biofuel - here comes hydrogen
Researchers in Australia have just received a grant to build a highly efficient low-cost hydrogen fuelled engine and fuel tank.

Cu, Co, Se, I - do they measure up
A look at the most cost-effective methods for correcting deficiencies of Cu, Co, Se and I on the dairy farm.

World dairy prices continue to strengthen
While prices will, eventually, peak and then weaken, there is no sign yet when that might happen, according to Western Illinois Agriculture Department Chair Prof William Bailey.

New shirts could boost NZ wool industry
Scientists have created a new sort of wool fabric that has the potential to turn NZ's wool industry around.

Coal contract puts Ohai jobs at risk
Fonterra signs up for Ohai coal supply
Dairy Trust names shareholders

John Deere draws bidding frenzy
An antique John Deere tractor is sending bidders mad on E-bay at the moment.

Getting rid of iron bacteria from drains
Ever wondered what you can do about that orangey-red muck, often referred to as rust, which is found in drains?

Researcher finds key to bird scaring
While recordings of birds in distress have generally failed to deter pests like starlings a new discovery by researchers does hold some hope.

Allis-Chalmers collection to go under hammer
Biofuel expected to boost food prices
Copper can help the heart
Listen to your hydraulics

Bolus could help reduce methane from cows
A scientist in Germany believes he has the answer to reducing the amount of methane gas produced by cows. All the cow needs to do is pop a pill - or in this case gulp down a bolus.

3 x a day milking
Dairying not rosy elsewhere
A few tips on compaction
Dairy payout to rise next season, probably
When trucks are your life...
Clark has talks with Bush
The big green fuel lie

Understanding the rejections
In an effort to find out more about the common rejections listed on sheep, lambs and cattle killing sheets ...

Remember to test for Brucellosis
The incidence of ovine Brucellosis may have decreased over the years but that does not mean that farmers should forget about it ... and deer can get it, too.

Hay well and truly heated
Fire fighters were busy and hot hay was on the menu in Rangiora, in North Canterbury, at the weekend after a truckload of big squares bales went on fire.

Time to think about Watery Mouth
It might seem early for sheep farmers in NZ to be considering this disease but it could be that a change in management practises might help.

Shearer shortage shifts
Dairy farmers could cut power bill by thousands
New mapping method shows genetic link

Eartagging of sheep a nightmare
While it's not compulsory in NZ yet we have only to look to the UK to see some of the problems

Cows do recognise people
Shearer shortage
Yet another use for cow manure
Jack McClean definitely a thinker
Bugs in the brassicas


Tractor auction nets nearly $US6m
Collections from around the world converged on Arizona with their chequebooks at the ready.

Rabies risk brings dog tax call
Normal financial conditions always a possibility
Another dairy factory for Southland
Remember to feed your trees
Green Party launches organic initiative
FF presents blue green submission
Don't wait for cobalt deficiency
Superchilling could be way of future
AgResearch scores hat-trick in biotechnology awards
Scientists seeking information
Free holidays for Aussie farmers
Deer briefs from around the world
Biofuel optimism bumps of machinery shares
New info from hot, steamy cowpats

TV3's Money Man to help farmers
In the second series of Money Man Brendan Johnson will tackle financial issues facing the rural community.

Official cash rate to rise
Briefs from around the world - 8mar07
New solution coming for fat dogs
Forget chickens and eggs - think cows and milk
High price paid for tractor in Pakistan
50% more corn to ethanol in US
Deer cam coming soon
Drench resistance looming for deer
Tips on using teaser rams
Fixing iodine deficiency could make $
A smart start to organic farming
New management tool for East Aussies
Biocontrol boosts pasture
Effluent management field days planned

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