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As the coalition Government mulls new regulations to reinstate the export of live animals, debate is heating up between supporters and opponents.
Published in General News
An independent panel has been named to advice the Government on what the country’s biogenic methane target should be to ensure no additional warming.
Published in General News
States of Emergency have been declared in Haumoana, Wairoa and Hastings after storms have once again battered the East Coast of the North Island.
Published in General News
Farmers are getting more and more data but often struggle to decipher it into strategies, says Watermetrics.
Published in Machinery & Products
We all recognise the symptoms of a classic down cow: dull eyes, sleepy, head down, poor responsiveness.
Published in Farm Health
The time of the season is a great time to sit down with your Pioneer area manager and merchant representative to discuss maize hybrids. Choosing the right maize silage hybrid to plant for your environment can make a big difference to yield and profit.
Published in Management
WorkSafe has appointed Sharon Thompson as its new chief executive.
Published in General News
Branded miniature apple company, Rockit Global chief executive Mark O’Donnell will retire in March next year.
Published in General News
In BNZ's Rural Wrap report, senior economist Doug Steel looks at milk price forecast and outcomes.
Published in Opinion
Waikato farmer Tracy Brown will become DairyNZ’s first woman board chair in October.
Published in Agribusiness
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