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AN AUSTRALIAN senate inquiry into the supermarket milk price war has left a bad taste among farmers.
Published in World News
IMPROVING PUBLIC perception of irrigated agriculture is an important challenge for the new Irrigation New Zealand chairman John Donkers.
Published in Agribusiness
IT IS six years since I was photographed in front of a huge portrait of Chairman Mao Zedong – while I’m showing the ravages of time; he hasn’t changed a bit. 
Published in Opinion
LANDCORP'S ROLLS Peak Station, just north-east of Taupo, takes you back in time. It's serious hill country that's been stripped of exotic trees and is slowly being developed into a dairy support unit for the SOE's dairy farms in the Wairakei Estate.
Published in Management
KING COUNTRY contractor Les Te Kanawa has no doubt dipping is the 'way to go' when it comes to tackling fly strike.
Published in Farm Health
C-DAX HAS won a 2011 Innovators Award for the pasture meter it developed with Massey University.
Published in Machinery & Products
FARMERS ARE converting from sheep and beef into dairy. However, strict regional council rules are putting off some in Manawatu/Rangtikei region.
Published in General News
LABOUR WANTS to increase our agricultural exports in quantity and quality.
Published in General News
THE PRESIDENT of the Wool Exporters Council says he's not holding his breath about what might happen with wool prices in the New Year.
Published in General News
HOW OFTEN do you get a roomful of dairy farmers, council officials and environmental advocates emerging from their presentations and discussions 95% happy and in positive territory?
Published in General News
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