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A recent decision to extend 5.8 million hectares of land designated as 'low slope' to 9.6 million hectares is causing trouble for affected farmers.
Published in General News
The COVID-19 crisis appears to have sparked a renewed interest in the healing properties of honey.
Published in General News
New Zealand should be carefully watching the unfolding trade war between Australia and China, says trade expert Stephen Jacobi.
Published in General News
Questions have been raised about the group which has received nearly $2 million of government funding to promote regenerative agriculture.
Published in General News
Falling dairy prices in recent months are putting this season’s forecast milk payout under strain.
Published in General News
One of LIC’s longest-serving bulls has reached the achievement of selling one million semen straws, just in time for Father’s Day.
Published in General News
Four New Zealand farmers have been selected as finalists of the inaugural Zimmatic Sustainable Irrigation Awards.
Published in Management
Mark Murphy, the national commercial manager for Rakaia Engineering doesn’t mince his words when it comes to effluent management.
Published in Machinery & Products
A midlife crisis and the desire for a new challenge were the catalysts for Nathan and Rosie Hughes’ switch to smaller herd dairy farming three years ago.
Published in Management
It's important to know your financials and KPIs but it is just as important to know your environmental footprint and what is driving it, says dairy farmer Jolene Germann.
Published in Agribusiness
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