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OPINION: Here w go: the election date is set for November 7 and the politicians are out of the gate…
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Animal and Plant Plant Health New Zealand has appointed Dr Liz Shackleton as its new chief executive.
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Agribusiness
Thirteen dairy farmers have put their names forward for two DairyNZ board positions.
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General News
Finalists have been named for the 2023 Cooperative Business NZ Annual Awards.
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General News
The Olsen family have been involved in diversification for generations in the farming settlement of Opiki in the Horowhenua between Levin and Palmerston North. They have always had a dairy farm and grown potatoes.
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General News
A Fonterra shareholder says the co-operative's capital structure experiment has gone wrong.
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General News
Latest data out of China isn't making good reading for New Zealand dairy farmers.
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General News
Fonterra plans to shave $1 billion off its operating costs by 2030.
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General News
Back in 1990, Malcolm Gray was an importer and distributor of conventional motorcycle helmets.
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Machinery & Products
Farmers are being asked to get their crap – the ovine variety – together and participate in a facial eczema (FE) research project.
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Farm Health
OPINION: The Government might not control the Chinese economy and global milk prices, but it can control the regulations and red tape it is imposing on farmers.
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Opinion
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OPINION: ECan data was released a few days ago showing Canterbury farmers have made “giant strides on environmental performance”.
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