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New Fonterra Co-operative Council chair John Stevenson says there are plenty of challenges ahead for Fonterra farmers.
Published in General News
Fonterra remains committed to its strategy to 2030 unveiled last year, says chief executive Miles Hurrell.
Published in General News
In an industry estimated to be worth up to US$9 billion a year, offering the highest quality flowers possible is at the forefront of any operation.
Published in Management
At the recent Horticulture NZ Industry awards, industry leaders Miriana Stephens and Michael "Mick" Ahern were acknowledged for their outstanding contributions to the industry.
Published in General News
Research suggests that up to 40% of a tractor’s time is spent on haulage duties.
Published in Machinery & Products
Slow pasture growth over the last couple of months, combined with a wet October and lack of sunshine, could see cows short on crucial energy, fibre and protein as mating gets into full swing across the country.
Published in Farm Health
Carrfields seed cereal manager Phil Smith carries a fair weight of responsibility.
Published in Management
OPINION: In 1984, the last time farming was declared a sunset industry, the newly elected Labour government began the deregulation of what had been a highly regulated pastoral economy.
Published in Opinion
OPINION: Farmer pushback against the Government's proposal to tax farm emissions is in full flight.
Published in General News
OPINION: Your canine crusader was right on the money about the growing tensions at Fed Farmers over meat and wool chair William Beetham's perceived conflict of interest with his Feds role and directorship at meat company Silver Fern Farms.
Published in The Hound
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