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Farmers and Horizons Regional Council were for years at each other’s throats over the infamous One Plan and the council’s stance seen by some as anti-farming.
Published in General News
Pig kill for the last financial year was 12,000 less than budgeted for by NZPork, showing the continuing consolidation in the industry.
Published in General News
Australian dairy farmers are unhappy with a new energy white paper unveiled this month by the Federal Government.
Published in Agribusiness
Your canine crusader reckons fertiliser company Ballance Agri-Nutrients’ new chief executive David Wynne may need to improve his timing.
Published in The Hound
At the beginning of April, the Social Progress Index was released ranking New Zealand 5th of 133 countries, accounting for 94% of the global population. 
Published in Opinion
April is the month when farmers need to make the final decision about hogget breeding for the year.  
Published in Management
Australian researchers say the reason ewes produce many more lambs of one sex in one year than in others is traceable back to their diet in the leadup to joining.
Published in Farm Health
The world tractor market for 2014 is estimated to be about 2.1 million units, which showed a slight decline and high regional variation. 
Published in Machinery & Products
Tractor sales in New Zealand last year hit a ten-year high and Waikato played its part.
Published in Machinery & Products
South Canterbury arable farmer Warren Darling has taken delivery of a new Canadian-built 460hp Versatile DeltaTrack tractor, one of the bigger machines sold in the South Island in recent times.
Published in Machinery & Products
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