The 2026 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards honored top dairy farmers with over $1 million in prizes, highlighting innovation and excellence in farming practices.
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Well, I think it's really good because those agricultural communicator of the year awards have been going for an age, and they used to be a formal dinner. It was really good, and it's kind of dissipated over the years, and hasn't it's become a sausage roll affair and just name the communicator of the year. So I'm really glad they're doing it at at a really high profile event like that. And Ditto, there's a really strong field out there, Wayne, for the journalism award. I I looked at all the finalists, including our own Riley Kennedy from Business Desk, and they're all great ag journos.
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The Country 14/05/26: Wayne Langford talks to Jamie MackaySpotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.
