Arable advocacy?
OPINION: Spare a thought for the arable farmer, squeezed on one side by soft global prices and on the other…
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The Global Organic Dairy Products Market 2015-2019 forecasts market growth of approximately 12% by 2019.
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Opinion
Who has your data and what are they doing with it?
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Agribusiness
Manawatu dairy farmer Montie Hare discusses his experiences on the 2015 Rabobank Farm Managers Programme (FMP).
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Management
More than 130 of Australasia's leading agribusiness professionals will visit two farms in Pirinoa, South Wairarapa, next week.
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General News
Leaving the European Union would put the UK's access to vital farm subsidies and free market trade at risk, prominent British farm leaders are warning.
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World News
The heat is being turned up under bobby calf welfare.
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Farm Health
The 2016 New Zealand Dairy Awards is entering its business phase with the announcement of regional winners.
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General News
Three leading dairy farmers have told Rural News a back-to-basics approach is the best way to manage the present dairy crisis.
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Management
The first production models of the Case IH Optum are now coming off the factory lines, the first examples expected to hit New Zealand in June.
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Machinery & Products
Horticulture has "the brightest future of all" in New Zealand's primary industries, according to Mike Petersen, special agricultural trade envoy.
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