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Horticulture Sector Faces Skills Shift as Automation Increases

NEW ZEALAND, AUG 11 – The sector faces uneven training access and seasonal workforce demand, with export revenue expected to rise 19 percent to $8.6 billion, driving the need for updated AI and automation skills.

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By Gianina Schwanecke of RNZ As new technologies cause the horticulture sector to become increasingly automated, its post-harvest workforce will need to...

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Horticulture sector faces skills shift as automation increases

By Gianina Schwanecke of RNZ As new technologies cause the horticulture sector to become increasingly automated, its post-harvest workforce will need to...

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Post-harvest horticulture workforce will need to develop new skills, report finds

As new technologies see the horticulture sector become increasingly automated, its post-harvest workforce will need to develop new skills.

·New Zealand
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RNZ broke the news in New Zealand on Monday, August 11, 2025.
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