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Voting is underway for Farmlands director elections with six candidates vying for two vacant positions.
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Agribusiness
Labour Party agriculture spokesperson Jo Luxton is on a mission to win back rural sector votes.
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General News
Case IH's introduction of AFS Connect, an option for its high horsepower tractor ranges, has now been rolled out across its popular Puma models.
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Machinery & Products
New Zealand’s major primary industry exporters have secured shipping capability to export $160 billion worth of products over the next 10 years.
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General News
Carrfields has launched a new partnership with Waikato-based Piako Tractors, where the latter will become the exclusive retailer and service provider of the German Horsch brand throughout the upper North Island.
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Machinery & Products
An elite Holstein Friesian bull, Farside M Illustrious S3F, has been inducted into the "Hall of Fame", an honour exclusively reserved for animals that have delivered a significant contribution to the dairy industry.
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Farm Health
People are starting to question the viability of sheep and beef farming as profitability in that sector falls to one of its all-time lows, according to Federated Farmers board member and Gisborne sheep and beef farm, Toby Williams.
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Management
The mood in horticulture is cautiously optimistic, according to the chair of Horticulture NZ, Barry O'Neil.
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General News
The mood in the deer industry is very positive and on an upwards trajectory.
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