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It would be fair to say the Avatar is a new name when it comes to the global market for UTV's, but that could be about to change.
Published in Machinery & Products
The wool market in both the North and South Island continues to show resilience.
Published in Markets
Forest owners say kinks in the laws covering the release of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) need to be ironed out.
Published in General News
Weak lamb prices are cutting into sheep and beef farmers' profits this season.
Published in General News
Falling global dairy prices, dry conditions and high input costs are tightening the margins for Australia's dairy farmers and reducing national milk production.
Published in World News
Fonterra's earnings per share dividend forecast was lifted from 45c to 55c in January and will be updated in March in the half year results, says chairman John Wilson.
Published in General News
A member poll by Federated Farmers shows 11.1% of dairy farmers are now under pressure by banks over their mortgages. 
Published in General News
Subsidies handed to European farmers are partly responsible for the dip in global dairy prices, says Federated Farmers Dairy chairman Andrew Hoggard.
Published in General News
The export market is worth over $1.5 billion to New Zealand winegrowers.
Published in General News
An award winning rotary milking technology is helping a New Zealand company make inroads into overseas markets.
Published in General News
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