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Agribusiness news
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Growing new farming talent in NZ schools
26 July 2022
Retaining New Zealand’s place as a top agricultural global producer requires attracting young talent to the primary sector.
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Steri-Needle takes the St Paul’s Crocodile Pit win
13 May 2022
Probiotic honey, phone apps, and innovative agricultural tools were just some of the products pitched at the Year 13 Agribusiness Crocodile Pit.
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St Paul’s students set to go head-to-head
26 April 2022
Two teams from St Paul’s Collegiate School heading to FMG Junior Young Farmers of the Year grand final in Whangārei.
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Pioneer Student of Agribusiness
8 February 2022
After growing up on a dairy farm and kiwifruit orchard in the Bay of Plenty, Kate Wilkins (Harington 2012-2014) thought she would never pursue a career in horticulture.
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Passion for growing agribusiness education
19 November 2021
The introduction of agribusiness to New Zealand’s secondary school curriculum was a team effort, but continues to be driven by the enthusiasm of Waikato teacher Kerry Allen.
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Teaching the teachers about Agribusiness
4 November 2021
In her role as National Agribusiness Subject Advisor, Melanie Simmons thrives on instilling a passion for the primary industry in both teachers and students throughout New Zealand.
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Hugh Jackson in the workforce
4 November 2021
Hugh Jackson (Sargood 2012-2016) first studied Agribusiness in high school in 2015 as a year 12 student when the subject was still in its infancy.
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Ag programme goes gangbusters
19 October 2021
WITH ALL sectors of agriculture and horticulture screaming out for staff, tertiary establishments are reporting higher levels of interest, suggesting this career pathway is making strides in our secondary schools.
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Tape Cage snaps up first place at St Paul’s Crocodile Pit
28 April 2021
Dairy shed cleaning products made using a by-product of kiwifruit, silage and hay netting made from wool and liquid based fertiliser made from seaweed were just some of this year’s Year 13 Agribusiness class innovations presented at St Paul’s 2021 Crocodile Pit.
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St Paul’s wins at biosecurity awards
17 November 2020
St Paul’s agribusiness programme has been recognised for its outstanding contribution to protecting New Zealand’s environment from pests and diseases.
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St Paul’s announced as 2020 Biosecurity Awards finalist
13 October 2020
St Paul’s agribusiness programme has been recognised for its outstanding contribution to protecting New Zealand’s environment from pests and diseases.
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Cutting-edge tech to aid stock management
13 August 2020
An app developed by four St Paul’s Collegiate School’s agri-business girls has also earned them an inaugural innovation award. This year’s secondary school winners of the B.linc Innovation Awards spoke to Richard Rennie about the Ewe-nique app.
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Flash Flow wins innovation award
28 July 2020
A turbine device using the flow of water to glow a light to help farmers detect whether they have a water leak, is the latest invention created by students of St Paul’s Collegiate School to win them Fieldays 2020 Young Inventor of the Year.
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Innovation keeps quad bike riders safe
18 June 2020
From circular anti-mastitis teat sprayers, chemical monitoring apps, biodegradable dyes to detect water leaks and cattle neck attachments to assist drenching to nano gardens for kitchen benches, it was a showcase of innovation at this year’s Crocodile Pit.
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Motivated by Montana exchange
19 August 2019
An exchange opportunity in Montana, USA, has left Mikayla McClennan with many memorable experiences – one being a close-up encounter with a bison!
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Young environmentalist wins international travel award
8 August 2019
Marnie Best won a trip to attend the Future Experiences in Agriculture, Science and Technology programme in Australia.
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Students float winning idea at Fieldays
14 June 2019
A solution for combatting dirty water in animal troughs has won a group of St Paul’s students the title of ‘Young Innovator of the Year’ at Fieldays.
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Improving farm efficiency with new innovations
30 April 2019
Agribusiness students wowed judges with their creativity, problem solving and presentation skills when they succinctly pitched their innovation in this year’s Crocodile Pit.
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USA trip for TeenAg student
28 March 2019
Mikayla McClennan (Year 13) has been chosen to attend the 4-H Congress in Bozeman, Montana in July. She is one of six TeenAg members from across NZ selected to take part.
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Global recognition for agribusiness programme
22 January 2019
St Paul’s agribusiness programme was a finalist in the 2019 International School Awards.
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