PM finds the fence
OPINION: When he promised an Indian FTA in his first term, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon was really putting it all…
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Trade and Export Growth Minister Damien O'Connor has issued a warning about the negative impacts on NZ resulting from the Russian/Ukraine conflict.
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A surprise dip in global dairy prices last week won't affect a record milk price locked in for this season, says ASB economist Nat Keall.
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Dairy The milk supply situation in several key export regions continues to deteriorate.
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New Zealand dairy farmers woke up today to more good news on the milk price front.
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A record opening forecast milk price for next season is on the cards but dairy farmers remain wary.
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The Power Farming Group's extensive offering has been complemented with the addition of the JCB Industrial product range.
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Meka Whaitiri says Māori agribusiness is yet to realise its full potential.
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Who'll replace the backpackers? That's the dilemma facing the kiwifruit industry this season, which is looking at a shortage of 6,500 workers.
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While the outlook for global food prices is positive for New Zealand primary producers, some challenges lurk in the year ahead.
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LIC says farmers around New Zealand are set to reap the rewards from a record number of genetically superior young bulls joining the ranks of its artificial breeding bull teams.
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