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OPINION: The Greens aren’t serious people when it comes to the economy, so let’s not spend too much on their…
Two key trade agreements could dictate beef sales in 2018, claims Rabobank.
A $25 million upgrade and expansion of Danone’s Auckland blending and processing plant in late February has doubled its production capacity for finished products.
Rural trader PGG Wrightson (PGW) last week had good news for shareholders in its half-year results.
Maize crops across Taranaki were flattened when ex-cyclone Gita hit the region last month.
The Ministry for Primary Industries is taking new measures to reduce the risk of brown marmorated stink bugs entering NZ via vehicles and machinery imported from Japan.
Two high profile candidates have put their hands up for Silver Fern Farms board elections this year.
While the Toyota Hilux is the ‘go to’ for anyone looking for a no-nonsense ute, it’s probably been losing some ground to Ford and Holden.
This Māori saying is important to us all in the dairy industry: we will not succeed without our people.
The new hazardous substances regulations introduced on December 1, 2017 protect the health and safety of employers, workers and the people in a workplace.
Getting good staff is a big challenge faced by dairy farming businesses. But are we doing enough as employers to create environments where good people want to work?
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A Northland dairy farmer says using farm management software is helping him drive profitability.
Farmers or landowners will need to plant trees on their land if the Government is to reach its target of planting one billion trees in 10 years, says Forestry Owners Association president Peter Clark.
Waikato farmers may switch to A2 milk provided there’s a suitable premium attached to the milk payment, says the region’s Federated Farmers president Andrew McGiven.
Māori farms near Rotorua and Hokitika are the finalists in this year’s Ahuwhenua Trophy for dairy.
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