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Southland sheep and beef farmer Andrew Morrison steps into the Beef + Lamb NZ chairmanship as the levy-funded organisation implements a revised strategy.
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The sheep and beef sector may be closer to carbon neutral status than it realises, says James Parsons in his final speech as chairman of Beef + Lamb NZ.
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Farmers widely support the decision to cull 22 more herds infected with Mycoplasma bovis. 
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‘It was the only way forward,’ says the Minister of Agriculture, Damien O’Connor, on the decision to slaughter more than 22,000 cows with M. bovis. 
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Outgoing Fonterra chief executive Theo Spierings has hinted his next job may not be high profile.
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MPI's prediction that 2018 would be a great year for primary industry exports has proven correct. 
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The opportunity for high-quality wool carpets in the world beyond New Zealand and Australia is massive, says Cavalier Corporation chief executive Paul Alston.
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Fonterra's lack of majority control over troubled Chinese company Beingmate is hindering efforts to turn it around.
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There is a simple solution to beating outside vegatation's compeition with vines.
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It isn’t very often someone makes a totally different wine style in New Zealand.
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