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The New Zealand Land & Food Annual: Why are we wasting a good crisis?
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Given the huge risks ‘NZ Inc’ faces, where is New Zealand agrifood going, and how can we make it sustainable — and attack-proof?
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Claire Massey
Professor Claire Massey is Massey University’s Director of Agrifood, and in this capacity leads the university’s agrifood strategy and provides a focus for the activities that occur. across the university’s academic units and service lines. Professor Massey heads Te Puna Whakatipu, which leads and supports university-level projects in agriculture and food.
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