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Dairy industry leaders have welcomed the successful prosecution of a businessman who threatened to spike infant formula with 1080.

The Ministry for Primary Industries has laid charges against an individual in relation to an investigation into animal welfare offences involving bobby calves.

An appeal to the High Court is looking likely as Mid Canterbury irrigators BCI digest the implications of the Environment Canterbury Plan Change 2 announcement two weeks ago.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has begun action against Woolworths.

'Farmers stealing from farmers' is how dairy farmer David Quigley describes thieves stealing 36 of his premier milking cows in night-time raids in December.

A Canterbury dairy farm has been penalised for employment law breaches in what the Labour Inspectorate says "not uncommon" mistake in holiday entitlements.

Internationally, trade in illegal pesticides has exploded.

Rural services company PGW Wrightson says its run-in with the competition watchdog over price fixing was a tough lesson.

Leasing support land can work very well, however it commonly involves a big investment of time and money.

Charges have been laid by the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) in the Hamilton District Court against Trevor James Lock (54) for failing to supply contracted dairy and honey products worth $1.06 million.