A farmer from Orepuki in Southland, New Zealand is taking the agricultural world by storm with his ground-breaking invention - an edible bale net wrap. Grant Lightfoot ... Lightfoot noticed the sheer ...
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The ‘recycled’ plastic in your shoes, shirts, and bags? It’s still destined for the landfill.In the public’s mind, and to many governments and industry groups, recycling happens any time a used product is refashioned into something new. It’s this definition that allows so many T-shirts, tote ...
Three men were arrested on suspicion of depositing controlled waste or extractive waste in or on land with environmental ...
Three men have been arrested in connection with a large-scale, organised waste disposal operation, which involves the alleged ...
Three men have been arrested for disguising huge amounts of waste as agricultural bales following an in-depth investigation.
In 2023, a total of 20,000 half tonne sized bags of fertiliser plastics was collected at 235 jointly run nationwide ...
Three men have been arrested in connection with a large-scale, organised waste disposal operation, which involves the alleged concealment of rubbish inside bale wrap. The arrests, on Tuesday 21 ...
Plastic baler twine will not be accepted but can be used to tie loose plastic into bundles. Bale wrap or net wrap/mesh and loose plastics are not accepted and should be taken to the landfill.
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