A major new campaign to encourage Europeans to eat venison in the summer has been launched in Belgium.

At least 2000 farmers marched in London last month to pressure the Government to do more to address Britain's agricultural crisis.

European farmers have different views on potential milk supply control measures that were recently discussed at a Council of EU agriculture ministers.

A world expert on the sheep milking industry says UK farmers would be envious of the level of research being done in New Zealand into sheep milking.

EU milk production growth is slowing, says ASB's rural economist Nathan Penny.

Profound changes in the overall structure of dairy markets and trade could have a lasting effect.

Fonterra chairman John Wilson says he is absolutely confident dairying will recover back to sustainable pricing levels for farmers.

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.

New Zealand First says Italy and Hungary are breaking European ranks over Russian sanctions.

Fonterra and its global peers believe future prices will show that the dairy market is not as imbalanced as the current prices indicate, John Wilson says.