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This time last month, not many people were aware that a new era was dawning on the world’s largest dairy exporter, Fonterra.
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Most farmers are now flat-out calving and lambing and are looking forward to another season of forecast good returns. 
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New Zealand should not make regulatory decisions on glyphosate use based on a United States court case, say NZ scientists.
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It is getting harder to find good people willing and able to step into governance roles in rural co-operatives, says Farmlands Co-operative chairman Lachie Johnstone.
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Rural services company PGG Wrightson (PGW) has announced an increase in earnings but a drop in net profit in the year to the end of June.
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The Ministry for Primary Industries’ directive to contain or destroy tens of thousands of apple and stonefruit plants is ‘draconian’ and lacking common sense, say two US high-level industry players. 
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Former Fonterra director Leonie Guiney says she is keeping her options open about contesting this year’s board elections.
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Lamb prices are likely to flatten off a little, but stay pretty much towards current levels, says Beef+Lamb chief economist Andrew Burtt.
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Alternative proteins do not spell doom and gloom for the meat industry, says Lain Jager, chairman of the Government’s new Primary Sector Council.
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Farmers are backing the amended National Animal Identification and Tracing (NAIT) Act, passed under urgency this week by Parliament. 
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