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High-level policy agreements on greenhouse gases – such as the Paris Agreement – are challenging both policy makers and scientists, according to an international scientific expert in this field.
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Fonterra farmers are happy with the co-op’s solid turnaround in performance, says Shareholders Council chairman James Barron.
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There was a silver lining to the fourth straight drop in global dairy prices last week: demand in China is recovering.
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Independent economist Cameron Bagrie says dairy fundamentals are looking pretty good, despite the GDT dropping in the past three auctions.
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Protecting farmers and key workers in the rural sector must now be a high priority as the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic start to hit this country.
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OPINION: Amidst the coronavirus upheaval, one thing is certain – agriculture will see the NZ economy through.
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Global dairy prices fell for the fourth consecutive time at the Global Dairy Trade auction last week.
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The Forest Owners Association (FOA) says it’s working closely with the Government on its $28m relief package for Gisborne forestry workers.
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South Canterbury milk processor Oceania Dairy Ltd is issuing measures to keep staff well and the factory running in the face of rising demand from China.
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Independent milk processor Synlait says Covid-19 has so far had no impact on its financial performance, however the processor remains greatly concerned.
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