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NZ forestry legislation welcomed

Industry urges Government to go further as concerns mount about whole farm conversions

Alex Black
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NZ forestry legislation welcomed

Legislation aiming to restrict wholesale conversions of farmland to exotic forestry have been welcomed by farming organisations in New Zealand, but they have called for the Government to go further...

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