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Fonterra last week lifted its earning guidance for this season but narrowed its forecast farmgate milk price due to softening whole milk powder prices.
Published in General News
In a recent report, agribusiness banking specialist Rabobank notes that Chile is by far the largest exporter of cherries in the Southern Hemisphere – accounting for 96% of total exports last season.
Published in Agribusiness
Kia ora tatou, As we re-engage with our global audiences, sharing a clear and memorable New Zealand brand story about what makes us truly unique has been an exciting development.
Published in Industry
After two years of Covid chaos, many growers and wineries will have entered 2022 hoping for a better, more ‘normal’ 12 months ahead.
Published in Opinion
Southland's Mataura Valley Milk has embarked on a major project to fully electrify its plant near Gore onto "100% renewable energy" by November next year.
Published in General News
China's sway over what New Zealand dairy farmers get paid for their milk has been on display this year.
Published in General News
Former Fonterra director Donna Smit's six-year tenure on the board can be best described as a game of three halves.
Published in General News
Open Country Dairy suppliers will receive $9.37/kgMS for milk supplied between June and September this year.
Published in General News
Dairy Dairy commodity markets were weaker again in October 2022.
Published in Agribusiness
Despite the challenges over the last 30 months, worldwide sales of agricultural tractors and machinery have remained buoyant – albeit with disruptions of raw materials, components and shortages of staff.
Published in Machinery & Products
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