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Easing global dairy prices have prompted one bank to drop its forecast milk price for this season by 60c/kgMS.
Published in General News
Fonterra veteran Kelvin Wickham remembers the tough days when he was out in new overseas markets trying to flog off surplus milk.
Published in General News
OPINION: The Government's so-called plan to price agricultural emissions must surely rank as one of the most bewildering decisions in the history of New Zealand farming.
Published in Opinion
Dairy Plenty of attention has been on New Zealand’s milk supply as the seasonal peak hits its stride.
Published in Agribusiness
Domestic lamb prices finished off the season, at September 30, in positive fashion and nudging a record high, according to the BNZ’s latest ‘Rural Wrap’ report.
Published in General News
A group of independent milk processors are accusing the Government of favouring Fonterra.
Published in General News
China's weak economic activity is weighing in on global dairy prices.
Published in General News
New Zealand became a more colourful place the moment Jane Skilton arrived in June 2000.
Published in Profiles
A trip to a Hawke’s Bay winery with his wine-loving father was enough to convince Kevin Wang to enrol in the Bachelor of Viticulture and Wine Science at EIT.
Published in Profiles
Lincoln University Professor of Animal Breeding and Genetics, Jon Hickford, is the first New Zealander to be awarded the Dunhuang Award from the People’s Republic of China.
Published in General News
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