Double standards
OPINION: Imagine if the Hound had called the Minister of Finance the 'c-word' and accused her of "girl math".
New Zealand Wool Services International CEO John Dawson says the strengthened New Zealand dollar has negatively impacted at this week's South Island sale with most types easing in local terms.
Allan and Leeann Woodrow say winning is not the reason to enter farm environment competitions.
Dean Hamilton, SFF chief executive says the Shanghai Maling transaction has significant financial upside compared to the sketchy details in the mystery underwrite proposal put forward, with little real detail, by shareholder John Cochrane.
The recent media statements from shareholder John Cochrane are "a total unknown and should be treated with extreme caution" says Silver Fern Farms.
Landcorp is establishing an advisory group of environmental experts.
The Wood Council of New Zealand says the forest and wood processing industry is happy the TPP.
West Otago farmer Allan Richardson will contest the South Island director for the Farmlands cooperative.
Feedback on the TPP from agribusinesses has been mostly positive, but the same cannot be said for most political parties. Here's an offering of what some of our political parties have to say;
The TPP will generate significant value for the New Zealand kiwifruit industry, says marketer Zespri.
Feds president William Rolleston says the TPP Agreement appears to be beneficial for agriculture and New Zealand.
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Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) and the Meat Industry Association (MIA) are throwing their support behind TPP.
A renowned conservationist says the world and New Zealand is failing to fulfil many of the basic principles of sustainability.
The New Zealand Horticulture Export Authority (NZHEA) is positive following the announcement of the TPPA trade deal.
New Zealand Winegrowers are happy with the historic Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal reached overnight in Atlanta, Georgia.
The Hound
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