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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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Fonterra Shareholders Council chairman James Barron says it’s important for all shareholders to participate in the review process.
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A group of Fonterra farmers want the Shareholders Council scrapped.
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A new $1 million project will develop a new information system to help shape the genetics powering New Zealand's dairy sector.
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The Government is teaming up with the forestry and wood-processing sector to attract an additional 5000 workers to the sector.
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No alcohol wine is a “niche within a niche” but a growing opportunity for New Zealand wine companies, says New Zealand Lighter Wines manager Dr David Jordan.
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The Government will spend $15 million to improve rural broadband.
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Focusing resources on improving reproductive performance can offer economic, social, and legal benefits.
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Good strides are being made in the Ministry for Primary Industry’s Mycoplasma bovis eradication programme, according to its new head.
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Digital systems will come into their own with COVID-19 restrictions, says James Watson of TracMap.
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Keep yourself and your employees safe at milking during COVID-19 with the following tips.
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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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