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When 300mm of rain fell in four hours and blew out a year’s worth of environmental mitigation work, Steve Borland admits “it just about broke me”.
Published in Management
Does the $9.9 million loan to Westland Milk fall within New Zealand’s World Trade Organisation commitments?
Published in General News
The UTV is a workhorse on many rural properties, but the asking prices — $15,000 to $30,000 — cause some farmers to baulk. So imported Japanese micro-trucks or conversions of more mainstream vehicles are gaining ground.
Published in Machinery & Products
Persistently strong global milk supply forced Fonterra to cut its milk price forecast last week by about 20-25 cents.
Published in General News
With the lowering of the farmgate milk price comes the squeezing of margins.
Published in General News
The modern trend to fewer cubic centimetres and more gear ratios continues as car manufacturers chase better fuel economy and lower emissions.
Published in Motoring
Weaning is an ideal time to body condition score (BCS) ewes as it allows valuable summer feed to be partitioned into lighter ewes to give them a lift before tupping.
Published in Farm Health
OPINION: Immigration NZ should attract immigrants to our primary sector as well as they attract overseas investors and entrepreneurs to our economy.
Published in Opinion
The meat industry is short of about 2000 workers, a gap needing filling by much more than just signing up foreign workers.
Published in Opinion
China remains the key to where the global marketplace is heading in dairy prices, says Westpac economist Anne Boniface.
Published in Agribusiness
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