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New research has found New Zealand’s policy of allowing fossil fuel emitters to offset all their greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by planting trees is at odds with the rest of the world, and it’s having a damaging impact on the agricultural sector and rural communities.
Published in General News
What started 15 years ago as "pottering around" has developed into a nice award-winning business for Wairarapa lavender grower Jan Abernethy.
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OPINION: As the Galloway Express left Port Taranaki last month with cattle for China, it marked the end of livestock export.
Published in Opinion
Fonterra has established its fifth application centre in China, but unlike the other four, the newest one is focused on beverage applications.
Published in General News
The battle lines are being drawn on the National Party's recently announced agricultural policy.
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Some good news on the horizon for dairy farmers.
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Rabobank's latest Rural Confidence survey has found that while farmers' sentiments are still in deeply negative territory, they have crept up from historic lows in late 2022.
Published in Agribusiness
New Zealand runs the risk of being caught up in the economic war between China and the US, according to Rabobank's head of global economics and research, Jan Lambregts.
Published in General News
The country's second largest milk processor has slashed its forecast milk price range for the last third of this season by 50c.
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