TENTH Weekly update on psyllid traps for 2012

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Press release: From the Paddock to the Packet Field Day on the 2nd March 2012

From the Paddock to the Packet Field Day – 2 March 2012  The 2011 Lincoln University Foundation... Read more

NINTH Weekly update on psyllid traps for 2012

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Press release: Potatoes New Zealand Appoints New Interim Board

Potatoes New Zealand Appoints New Interim Board  Potatoes New Zealand has appointed a new interim... Read more

From the Paddock to the Packet Field Day
South Canterbury

The Lincoln University Foundation through its South Island Farmer of the Year competition aims to promote primary production across the South Island, rewarding those who have shown innovation, efficiency and sustainability in their farm practices

The 2011 winner of the South Island Farmer of the Year, Raymond and Adrianne Bowan will hold a Field Day on their property in early March.

The Bowans and the Lincoln University Foundation would like to invite you to the:

From the Paddock to the Packet Field Day
9:45am on 2 March 2012
Fallgate Farms, 42 Milton Road, Orari, South Canterbury.

Please RSVP to jan.latham@lincoln.ac.nz by 27 February.

For more information click here.

GROWER FIELD MEETING Pukekohe
Pukekohe

The next Pukekohe Potato Grower Field Meeting is on Tuesday 28th February.  

3:30pm to 5pm      Plant & Food’s research site, Pukekohe

For more information about this click here.  To RSVP click here.

NEXT I’s of Potatoes meeting
Palmerston North

Potatoes New Zealand (PNZ) identifies younger people in the potato industry (generally under 40) to give them opportunities to meet together and discuss issues of interest.

We wish to engage not just with those in growing enterprises but with all younger folk who have an interest in the potato industry.

This is a crucial part of our Leadership & Training programme and fits with PNZ’s purpose of providing leadership in the areas of sustainability, industry profile and communication.

Why “I’s of Potatoes”?
PNZ’s values are to behave in a way that;

• is INCLUVSIVE
• provides INSPIRATION
• demonstrates INTEGRITY

That is what we want to achieve with young people in the industry.

For more information about this event contact Ron Gall.

For more information about the next meeting click here. To RSVP click here.

NEXT Potatoes NZ Seed Certification Authority Meeting
Wellington

The Potatoes NZ Seed Certification Authority next meet  on 6 March 2012. For more information about Seed Certification click here.