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While New Zealand might not have the hills associated with Switzerland, the concept of a self-propelled round baler makes an interesting proposition.
Published in Machinery & Products
Despite his strong condemnation of the Government's latest agriculture emissions pricing plan, DairyNZ chair Jim van der Poel doesn't believe that He Waka Eke Noa (HWEN) is dead.
Published in General News
OPINION: Fonterra's recent announcement that the milk price will drop to $7/kg – on top of falling lamb and beef schedules – is devastating news for farmers.
Published in Opinion
OPINION: New Zealand's economy recently entered a technical recession but any hopes for a quick bounce-back looks unlikely - especially as the country's all-important primary sector faces tougher times.
Published in Opinion
Government and ag sector leaders' vision of a deal pricing on-farm greenhouse gas emissions - via the highly controversial He Waka Eke Noa (HWEN) agreement - appears to be dead in the water.
Published in General News
The once-lucrative Chinese infant formula market is shrinking.
Published in General News
A new campaign from Beef + Lamb New Zealand Inc. seeks to highlight the link between life’s memorable moments and New Zealand red meat.
Published in Agribusiness
Dairy industry leader Jim van der Poel still believes farmers going into an Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) will be "a stupid thing".
Published in General News
Beef + Lamb New Zealand is under fire from farmers for opting to remain in He Waka Eke Noa - the primary sector's climate action partnership.
Published in General News
The Forest Owners Association is decrying the latest Kiwis Backing Farmers campaign as "climate change responsibility denial".
Published in General News
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