product, rate, date, location. The effluent system is self-evaluated annually to demonstrate optimal performance, e.g. through an application efficiency test (bucket test); see DairyNZ FDE Guide to managing FDE and Guides to operating effluent irrigation system.
GMP 19: Apply effluent to pasture and crops at depths, rates and times to match plant requirements and minimise risk to waterbodies. Implementation guidance
Dairy: FDE is applied to pasture and crops at depth, rates and times to best prevent
facility like this. The Stadium can’t succeed without rugby. ✔ Rugby remains important to Taranaki people – the region has the nation’s highest rugby engagement rate of any region in New Zealand. Yarrow Stadium set up for soccer (from TV1 News item May 2019). References: BERL report (www.trc.govt.nz/yarrow1) TV1 news clip May 2019 showing main pitch set up for soccer: (www.bit.ly/YarrowTV) Top Reference: Consultation Document (www.bit.ly/YarrowCD) Scope and cost of repairs and refurbishment WRONG: ✖
tunnels contained rat footprints. That dropped to 19% in 2019 then rose slightly last year to 26% after Covid 19 restrictions affected the checking and rebaiting of traps. This year the average rate across the city was down to 9.8%. Mr Ellis says that’s primarily the result of the growing number of traps in backyards and public spaces. There are about 7,000 rat traps in New Plymouth, but only around a half of those are registered on Trap.NZ – a free website and app used to log traps and catches. “We
numbers at low levels on privately owned land in the region. Since its introduction in 1992, a total of 4,086 properties have become part of the self-help programme. The total land area covered by the programme is 240,200 hectares (June 2018), including 9,278 hectares of largely acutely threatened indigenous vegetation. The residual catch rate has steadily decreased and is generally below 5%. Want to get involved in the programme? Contact our Environment Services team Downloads Self-Help Possum
numbers at low levels on privately owned land in the region. Since its introduction in 1992, a total of 4,086 properties have become part of the self-help programme. The total land area covered by the programme is 240,200 hectares (June 2018), including 9,278 hectares of largely acutely threatened indigenous vegetation. The residual catch rate has steadily decreased and is generally below 5%. Want to get involved in the programme? Contact our Environment Services team Downloads Self-Help Possum
numbers at low levels on privately owned land in the region. Since its introduction in 1992, a total of 4,086 properties have become part of the self-help programme. The total land area covered by the programme is 240,200 hectares (June 2018), including 9,278 hectares of largely acutely threatened indigenous vegetation. The residual catch rate has steadily decreased and is generally below 5%. Want to get involved in the programme? Contact our Environment Services team Downloads Self-Help Possum
contrasted with a 1.1% decline nationally. This economic contraction is most keenly
felt for the mining sector, with particular impacts also on the construction, metal product
manufacturing and utilities section. Employment has dropped by 1.8% over this period, compared with
a 0.9% decline nationally. This has corresponded to an increase in the unemployment rate to 4.5%,
compared with 4.9% nationally5.
21. In the medium-term, the region is facing serious economic headwinds with the
Tūpare has been awarded the 2020 Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award, placing it in the top 10% of attractions worldwide. Already recognised with the highest six-star rating from the NZ Gardens Trust, this is another notch in Tūpare’s belt as a world-class property. “It’s something for the whole region to celebrate, especially with all the challenges facing travel and tourism,” says the Council Chair, David MacLeod. “Tūpare is a regional jewel to be proud of.” The Travellers’ Choice Awards are