Rabobank Best of The Country 10th September 2016

It's the Best of The Country, Jamie's favourite interviews from the week that was.
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Brendan Hoare: The chief executive of Organics Aotearoa comments on the rise of organic farming, with two out of three New Zealanders now buying organic products.
Jim Hopkins: Is a rural raconteur who adds his usual dose of levity to our Mondays. He took a serious look at social media, 500 missing dairy cows and water quality.
Miles Hurrell: Fonterra’s Farm Source Chief Operating Officer reviews the positive Global Dairy Trade auction which resulted in a 7.7% increase.
Winston Peters: The New Zealand First leader says the Nats have deserted the provinces in favour of Auckland money traders and housing speculators.
Doug Avery and Dr Doug Edmeades: The panel features an inspirational Marlborough farmer and a Hamilton-based soil scientist who opine on the topic du jour – water quality.
Marc Soccio: Is a Rabobank horticulture analyst who took a look at the ‘New World Order’ for players in the fresh fruit and vegetable produce game.
Source: NZHerald
Link: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/the-country/news/article.cfm?c_id=16&objectid=11708007

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Así lo expresó Domingo Possetto, secretario de la seccional Rafaela, quien además, afirmó que a los productores «habitualmente los ignoran los gobiernos». Además, reconoció la labor de los empresarios de las firmas locales y aseguró que están «esperanzados» con la negociación entre SanCor y Adecoagro.

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