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Jun 2025
Jun 2025
Rural Support Community Catch up Dinner Waimauku
Growers local to region encouraged to RSVP for this event
Join us for a relaxed catch up – let’s share a meal, have a yarn, and check in on each other, because in our rural communities, looking out for one another makes all the difference.
Free Event – All Welcome
Venue: Waimauku War Memorial Hall, 24 Waimauku Station Road, Waimauku
Date: Tuesday 22nd July
Timings: 5.30pm start, 6pm dinner
RSVP: northland@ruralsupport.org.nz by Tuesday 15th of July
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In this online training (English spoken) you will learn about the chemical aspects of nutrients and fertigation, how to read an analysis, and how to make adjustments to the fertilizer recipe. Calculation of your own A and B tank filling from a recipe. The uptake of water and nutrients by the plant and the relationship with pH and EC.
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The 2026 Hydroponic Farmers Federation Conference (Melbourne) Update
Fast approaching event: Final reminder to register for this important event.
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Bringing the Sector Together: Covered Cropping NZ Launches
Greater collaboration, stronger representation, and better use of levy funding sit behind the new joint approach from Tomatoes New Zealand and Vegetables New Zealand Incorporated. There has been a call, for several years, that TNZ and VNZI should work together more closely as there are so many similarities amongst the greenhouse sector, including the growers themselves.
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