Richard Rennie is a Journalist at Farmers Weekly. With a rich background in rural journalism, he covers a range of topics including agriculture, sustainable farming practices, and food production, reflecting his deep commitment to the agricultural sector. Richard's work has also been featured in Bay of Plenty Business News and Mondaq.
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Richard Rennie's articles predominantly focus on agriculture and farming, with a significant emphasis on government policies and regulations impacting the sector. He often incorporates data into his coverage, indicating an interest in evidence-based reporting.
When reaching out to Richard, consider providing insights or analysis related to agricultural policies, environmental issues affecting farming practices, or scientific developments within the agriculture industry. Additionally, pitches that align with government announcements or highlight data-driven trends in food and farming may resonate well with him.
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Environmental lawyer flags risks inherent in legislation now making its way through Parliament.
First company to invest in a Kaimai-Mamaku Forest Park project will be announced soon.
August weather event left orchards looking scorched, and may have imperilled next season as well as existing fruit.
An Australian company has acquired rights to develop solar farms across five freehold farming properties in North Canterbury's Scargill district.
Receivers are unravelling a complex web of claims against failed Hawke's Bay apple company Crasborn Fresh, with millions of dollars owed.
Thousands of hectares of NZ farmland leased or sold to foreign solar interests in the past four years without alerting potential domestic buyers.
Major southeast Asian nutraceuticals expo underlines growing interest in health benefits of deer velvet.
Intention is to make it easier for hard-pressed families to afford red meat, says Toby Barkla.
By: Richard Rennie
Reading Time: minutes An NZIER report on forestry's economic contribution has highlighted the significant variances that exist across New Zealand in its contribution to regional economies.
T&G Global has launched its new Joli apple in Vietnam, targeting the growing premium fruit market after a decade of product development.
