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About Foundation for Arable Research

The Foundation for Arable Research (FAR) is an applied research organisation responsible to New Zealand arable growers and is involved in funding of arable and maize research and technology transfer.

FAR was formed in 1995 and operates under the Commodity Levy Legislation. FAR needs to hold a referendum of growers every five years and in the referendum in 2023, FAR received 88% support from arable growers, 79% support from maize growers and 69% from cereal silage growers who voted.

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