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Have you recently left a job in the horticulture industry?
Share your experiences with the Food and Fibre CoVE in this short survey and you could win a $100 Prezzy card!
scarlatti.typeform.com/exits…
#FoodandFibreCoVE
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Did you know it's #WorldIronWeek? Check out our Iron Food Fact sheet, where you can learn more about the vital mineral: buff.ly/3ThNZWE
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Ko te wiki rino tēnei! We’re excited to be supporting World Iron Awareness Week.
I tēnei wiki ka aro ake tātou ki te atua, ki a Hinemoana, me ētahi o āna tamariki, mokopuna hoki.
We'll be focusing on Hinemoana and some of her uri that live in the sea: shellfish.
#WorldIronWeek
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Webinar 23 Aug: as part of #WorldIronWeek, @MasseyUni @claire_bades will talk about optimum #nutrition & #diet for young people to thrive. Register:
bit.ly/3PhnLjV
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As part of World Iron Awareness Week, 22-28 August, @MasseyUni nutrition experts are hosting two free nutrition #webinars to help people get the most out of their diet.
#WorldIronWeek #Webinar
massey.ac.nz/about/news/mass…
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Webinar 25 Aug: as we age, good #nutrition becomes increasingly important. @MasseyUni Prof @PamelaVonHurst2 will explain the basics of nutrition & how to prepare meals to maximise energy & achieve optimum #wellbeing. RSVP bit.ly/3C1sIdz #WorldIronWeek #HealthyEating
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Farmers across the country are being asked to go back to school as a part of a new educational programme for children called #FarmerTime.
The initiative links farmers with school children through virtual classroom sessions.
beeflambnz.co.nz/news/2022/7…
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📅#Event: For all mums, pēpē and whānau members in South Auckland - connect with breastfeeding and nutrition health providers, including our team of Registered Nutritionists at the Te Rito Ora/Whaanau Hauora Day Out on Tuesday 2nd August.
#IronWeek #WorldIronWeek
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🔊Farmer Jess Turnbull joined @Rachel_Smalley on @TodayFM_nz to talk about Farmer Time, a new initiative supported by Beef + Lamb NZ that is connecting schools with farmers around the country.
Listen here: omny.fm/shows/today-first-li…
#farmertime #nzfarming #interview
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If you're a farmer that's keen to be involved, get in touch at farmertime.co.nz
#farmertime
Farmers across the country are being asked to go back to school as a part of a new educational programme for children called #FarmerTime.
The initiative links farmers with school children through virtual classroom sessions.
beeflambnz.co.nz/news/2022/7…
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📽️Join Registered Dietitian, producer and director Diana Rodgers of @SustainableDish for the screening of #SacredCow, which probes the fundamental moral, environmental and nutritional quandaries we face in raising and eating animals.
#film #documentary
eventbrite.co.nz/e/sacred-co…
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🔊Dr Scott Knowles, a senior scientist at @AgResearchNEWS, was interviewed on @TheCountry
about new New Zealand research which shows that red meat is a better source of protein than a processed plant-based alternative.
#PastureRaisedAdvantage #Interview
iheart.com/podcast/53-the-co…
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Calling all New Zealand primary school teachers & farmers. #FarmerTime needs you. An in-classroom programme connecting Kiwi kids to amazing NZ producers to help kids learn more about where food comes from. More info to express your interest here: farmertime.co.nz/ – at Napier City, New Zealand
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“You can’t hand on heart say to a farmer in NZ, ‘here’s the magic pill, just go and feed that once a day’” - @nzagrc director Harry Clark gives his take on the GHG challenges for ag after the release of the latest @IPCC_CH report this week.
Read more at: farmersweekly.co.nz/s/fw-art…
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The celebrations begin 🎉 'Meeting Change' is due out in June, we can't wait for you to have a look into the last 100 years of NZ's #redmeatsector.
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International Women's Day is nearly here!
To celebrate, & because we know how important having a strong support network is for your career, we're offering 10% off individual memberships until 8 March! 🙌
Use the code IWDMBW22 at checkout to receive yours
bit.ly/3AIPWTc
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Background music can influence what consumers buy and how much they are willing to pay for it, Australian musicologist Adrian North says.
rnz.co.nz/national/programme…
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#SheLooksLikeMe has been launched in NZ to change perceptions of careers in the meat industry, highlight female role models and encourage more women to join the sector. For more info about Aotearoa NZ’s meat industry and the varied roles within, visit: meatyourcareer.co.nz
#SheLooksLikeMe: Cromwell Butcher, Jayne McMillan has combined her love of science & her connection to the rural sector.
Meet some of the amazing women who make up NZs meat industry: beeflambnz.co.nz/women-meat-…
@MeatWomen @NZBeefLamb @bettermeatnz
youtu.be/yV5Ss4-BoDM
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New Study📊from the @CovidKaiSurvey - Who We Seek and What We Eat? Sources of Food Choice Inspirations and Their Associations with Adult Dietary Patterns before and during the COVID-19 Lockdown in New Zealand mdpi.com/1339600 #mdpinutrients via @Nutrients_MDPI






















