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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Voting has opened for B+LNZ director elections.
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Two New Zealanders were named as winners in the recent trans-Tasman 2018 Growth Awards run by agriculture multinational Syngenta.
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The NZ Landcare Trust will have a strong role to play with the increasing national focus on farm environmental issues, says the trust’s new chair, Fiona Gower.
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OPINION: New Zealand food and fibre is different from those in other countries, yet not all consumers know this or are willing to pay a premium for it.
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Opinion
Deer stalkers are concerned over the continuing spread of wilding pines.
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Rural Women NZ is offering its support to those affected by wildfires in the Tasman-Nelson region.
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New Zealand wool has now completely replaced British wool for innovative European carpet manufacturer Ege in its printed carpet process.
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Alliance Group has rewarded shareholders with a $3.2 million loyalty payment distribution.
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Strong milk production in New Zealand is putting downward pressure on global dairy prices.
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China's market share of NZ’s primary exports is material and raises the issue of concentration risk, says BNZ rural economist Doug Steel.
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