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It's a "mind-blowing feeling" to win the New Zealand Sommelier of the Year 2024, says Suraj GC.
Published in General News
New Zealand farmers may be faced with increasing business challenges, but at least one sector has their back when it comes to collaborating for the greater good of pastoral agriculture in this country.
Published in Agribusiness
Farmers in the Tararua District are meeting to decide whether to throw their weight behind a move to oppose the tolling of the new highway linking the Manawatu and their district.
Published in General News
FIL has launched a new online survey to gain valuable insights into the challenges dairy farmers face in meeting their milk quality and mastitis prevention goals.
Published in Farm Health
Fonterra chair Peter McBride warns that the future looks increasingly competitive - both in New Zealand and internationally.
Published in General News
From August each year a special group of 'helpers' descend on Julie and Brian Pirie's farm at Ngatea in the Hauraki Plains.
Published in General News
Alliance Group has announced a proposal to close its Smithfield meat processing plant in Timaru, South Canterbury.
Published in General News
Three New Zealanders took top honours at the fourth annual John Deere Technician of the Year Awards.
Published in Machinery & Products
As the judges' citation put it, anyone who has been involved in the arable industry for the past 40 years has surely met the man named to the industry's Hall of Fame at the recent Arable Awards, Greendale grower Syd Worsfold.
Published in Management
The sheepmeat sector would be wise to reflect and learn from the present downturn and embrace change needed to deliver stronger and more consistent returns year-on-year, according to Rabobank senior animal proteins analyst Jen Corkran.
Published in Agribusiness
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