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An invasive weed that is a serious threat to Hawke's Bay's agriculture, environment and regional economy has been found on Te Mata Peak.
Invasive pest Chilean needle grass has sharp, needle-like seeds that cling to animals, vehicles, machinery, clothing and hay.
Its barbed seeds can pierce the eyes and skin of livestock and reduce the quality of
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