Showing posts with label canterbury agricultural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canterbury agricultural. Show all posts

Thursday, 19 December 2013

Beach users warned of harm to shellfish

Beach users warned of harm to shellfish

Canterbury University student Gareth Taylor, who received his doctorate this week, looked at the impacts of vehicles and horses on shellfish beds …
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UC rocket group hoping to break NZ record this weekend

The University of Canterbury rocketry research group are launching a small supersonic rocket on Kaitorete Spit on Banks Peninsula this Sunday, in a …
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Prime steers do well at Canterbury Agricultural Park

Heavyweight lambs were unchanged as the rest of the prime lamb market eased at livestock sales at Canterbury Agricultural Park, in Christchurch, this …
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Beach users warned of harm to shellfish

Thursday, 21 November 2013

Date change will hopefully give sale a boost

Date change will hopefully give sale a boost

Canterbury"s major ram and ewe sale has been brought forward to next Friday to … The sale was previously held in January by the Canterbury A&P Association.
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Canterbury Agricultural Park livestock sale

Spring lambs remained unchanged but hoggets were pegged back $4 to $5 a head in the prime market at livestock sales at Canterbury Agricultural Park, …
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Date change will hopefully give sale a boost

Thursday, 24 October 2013

Schwartfeger is now the pride of Pleasant Point

Schwartfeger is now the pride of Pleasant Point

The 18-year-old midfielder has taken her playing talents north to Canterbury"s Mainland Pride for this year"s national women"s league and is starting to make an …
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Weekend Pass: October 25-28, 2013

On Sunday the action continues as drivers get in gear for the Waimate 50 race and rally sprint, and South Canterbury go up against Buller in a battle for the …
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Schwartfeger is now the pride of Pleasant Point

Thursday, 17 October 2013

Chinese $85.7m bid for Canterbury farms

Chinese $85.7m bid for Canterbury farms

Chinese company Shanghai Pengxin Group has launched a takeover bid for Canterbury dairy farmer Synlait Farms, in association with two of Synlait"s founders.
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Canterbury Agricultural Park sales

Prime ewes rose prices rose $2 – $3 a head with heavy ewes making $105 – $120 at livestock sales at Canterbury Agricultural Park, in Christchurch, this week.
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Chinese $85.7m bid for Canterbury farms

Thursday, 10 October 2013

Canterbury Agricultural Park livestock sales

Canterbury Agricultural Park livestock sales

Canterbury Agricultural Park livestock sales … Heavier prime lambs rose $7 a head at livestock sales at Canterbury Agricultural Park, in Christchurch, this week.
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Canterbury is usually a popular tourist destination: consistently one of the most-visited cities in england, the city’s overall economy is greatly reliant when tourism. There is also a substantial university student population, as a result of the presence of a few universities. Canterbury will be, however, a somewhat small metropolis, when in contrast to other British isles cities.





Canterbury Agricultural Park livestock sales