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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OPINION: The agricultural sector plays a critical role in New Zealand's economic health and the lives of everyday Kiwis.
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Already well-known in the northern hemisphere for its manure, lime and fertiliser spreaders, Agri-Spread ought to be a great fit for the New Zealand agricultural sector.
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The future of New Zealand’s primary export sector will depend on its ability to respond to an evolving trading environment.
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The Ministry of Primary Industries says it is releasing 20,000 apple plants and 400 stonefruit plants from containment.
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The Zetor tractor is not a common sight on New Zealand’s farms, but Dairy News suspects there may still be a few out there earning their keep.
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DairyNZ says emissions prices suggested by the Productivity Commission would heavily affect NZ farming if the sector faced a full emissions price under the Emissions Trading Scheme.
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A top US facility that globally supplies the latest cultivars for the pipfruit and stonefruit industry has lost interest in dealing with New Zealand.
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New Zealand’s sheep flock now seems to be stabilising, says Beef+Lamb NZ chief economist Andrew Burtt.
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A mixed sheep and beef farm near Motueka has been confirmed as the first Mycoplasma bovis infected farm in the Tasman district.
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An absolute nonsense, unnecessary, premature, puzzling, and is our so-called friend the UK doing the dirty on us?
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