Time to shake hands with iron fist over nitrogen leaching  Last
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in AgResearch revamp Erosion shares water quality blame Drought
declaration ruled out Taranaki rivers are clearly better
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growth a $40m venture Rolled bulldozer traps farmer Skellerup
settles $32m quake claim  OPINION: Now that Horizons Regional
Council has shown it intends to clothe its iron fist in a velvet
glove, maybe it's time for some of the warring parties jousting
over the One Plan to put up their swords and sit down at the
round table.  Sorry, I'm getting carried away with my medieval
metaphors.  A quick recap: The council's One Plan aims to clean
up the Manawatu- Whanganui region's rivers by constraining
nitrogen leaching from farms.  Its rules for doing this have
been confirmed by the Environment Court and are based on a
controversial programme called O