Double Standard
OPINION: The proverbial has really hit the fan in Wellington and exposed a glaring example of a double standard in…
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State-owned food certifier AsureQuality is stepping into halal audit and accreditation.
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Management
Could 2020 be the year of New Zealand ‘generative agriculture’?
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Opinion
OPINION: High farm debt levels have cast a shadow over the Ministry for Primary Industry's positive predictions for agriculture in 2020.
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Opinion
Like this old mutt, no doubt farmer shareholders are delighted to know that Fonterra is focusing on the important issues.
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The Hound
The Meat Industry Association has appointed Sirma Karapeeva as its new chief executive.
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General News
It’s early days yet, but there are promising signs of it being another good year for kiwifruit.
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General News
Dairy industry leader Tony Wilding says he’s absolutely delighted to be rewarded for his work in conservation and education sectors.
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General News
One of the architects of Fonterra says he’s very disappointed with the co-op’s performance over the years.
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General News
Kiwis need to grow up when it comes to conversations on water quality, says an opposition MP.
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Opinion
Agriculture Minister, Damien O’Connor, says the Ministry for Primary Industries is continuing to stay connected to federal authorities in Australia as devastating fires affect the country.
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General News
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OPINION: Dark suited spin doctors exist to, well, spin, and the nice cuddly progressive types at Greenpeace Aotearoa practice this…
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