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From the Ground Up, Issue 64

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Newsletter64imageThis FAR newsletter includes:Combinable Crops continues to grow, Chairman’s report: July 2009 - June 2010, Profarmer Grain NZ - 20% discount for arable growers, Chief Executive’s review: July 2009 - June 2010, Cultivating our future, IrrigationNZ launches design support guide, FAR grower meetings welcomed, Summary of FAR accounts, Growing oilseed rape for biodiesel, Drought proofing cereal crops – hat are South Australian growers doing?, Biological Farming – what is it and what evidence is there to suggest it works?, Saving energy on farm, South Island Farmer of the Year, FAR leads Stem rust fungicide evaluation, Optimising energy efficiency and improving soil productivity, Resilience in the maize industry, Survey results - first steps towards resolving market uncertainty (AIMI), Integrated Pest Management in wheat - The Ute Guide, Integrated Pest Management in arable crops, Farming for our future, Women in Arable, Quad bike safety: How to stay safe, Competition corner, Dates for your diary, Christmas cookies.

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