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Authorities are appealing for sightings of an unwanted pest fish in Northland - 21-Feb-2021

Authorities are appealing for sightings of an unwanted pest fish in Northland - 21-Feb-2021
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New zealandNew zealand generalLake taharoaKai iwi lakesபுதியது ஜீலாந்துகை ஈவி ஏரிகள்

Authorities are appealing for sightings of an unwanted pest fish in Northland - 21-Feb-2021

New zealandNew zealand generalLake taharoaKai iwi lakesபுதியது ஜீலாந்துகை ஈவி ஏரிகள்

Search on for koi carp in New Zealand s largest dune lake after 10-year-old s sighting

Alarmed Northland authorities are now searching for a koi carp after 10-year-old Zeke Voschezang reported seeing one of the unwanted freshwater pest fish in Kaipara s Lake Taharoa. Koi carp - a major risk for Northland s Kai Iwi Lakes Photo: Supplied / Northern Advocate The koi carp is the first seen in the 50,000-year-old lake - New Zealand s biggest dune lake and among the best examples of its type in the world. At first I thought it was a ginormous goldfish, Voschezang from Hamilton, said of the 40-centimetre-long, bright orange fish he spotted in the lake north of Dargaville. Dune lakes are among the rarest and most threatened aquatic habitats in the world.

New zealandNew zealand generalCurtis harrisZeke voschezangRoley voschezangKaipara district councilTaharoa domain governance committeeHamilton christian schoolDepartment of conservationNorthland regional councilAlarmed northlandKai iwiKai iwi lakesIwi lakesLake taharoaRegional council

Northland water traffic to increase this long weekend, with fine weather forecast

Northland water traffic to increase this long weekend, with fine weather forecast 28 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 5 minutes to read Maritime NZ s Paul Buisson and Northland Regional Council s deputy harbour master Laurence Walkinshaw talk to recreational boaties in the harbour over the holiday period. Photos / Karina Cooper Reporter for the Northern Advocate jodi.bryant@nzme.co.nz Two long weekends are expecting to bring boaties back to the water and harbourmasters are warning people to follow safety and courtesy rules. The weather outlook for this long weekend is looking promising for boating. Apart from possible early showers tomorrow, particularly for Whangārei, which are clearing in the afternoon, the rest of the weekend is fine. There will be a slightly cooler southwesterly wind today, and a light easterly flow tomorrow and Sunday reduces to light breezes Monday.

New zealand generalNew zealandJim lyleLaurence walkinshawNorthland regional councilLangs beachKai iwi lakesபுதியது ஜீலாந்து ஜநரல்புதியது ஜீலாந்துஜிம் லைல்லாரன்ஸ் வாக்கின்ஷாநார்த்லேண்ட் பிராந்திய சபைல்யாஂக்ஸ் கடற்கரைகை ஈவி ஏரிகள்

Peanuts could boost kumara crops

Peanuts could boost kumara crops 27 Jan 2021 13:42 PM More Related Stories An initiative to grow peanuts in Northland could benefit the region s kūmara growers. Nelson-based Pic’s Peanut Butter in association with the Ministry for Primary Industries will trial crops in three locations - Ruawai on a kūmara farm, Pouto Peninsula near Dargaville, and on Māori land in the Kai Iwi Lakes district. Declan Graham from Plant & Food Research, which is managing the project trials, says trial peanuts were planted in late October and are expected to be ready for harvest within 16 to 20 weeks. Pic Picot, Picot Productions owner and founder, says the trials have the potential to make a real difference to the company s carbon footprint and redirect the millions of dollars it spends on imported nuts to Northland.

New zealand generalNew zealandDeclan grahamMinistry for primary industriesPlant food researchPeanut butterPrimary industriesKai iwi lakesFood researchPicot productionsKaipara districtபுதியது ஜீலாந்து ஜநரல்புதியது ஜீலாந்துடெக்லான் கிரஹாம்அமைச்சகம் க்கு ப்ரைமரீ தொழில்கள்ஆலை உணவு ஆராய்ச்சி