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Emergency Management minister Kieran McAnulty picked up two new portfolios in yesterday’s cabinet reshuffle.

The National Party's new agriculture spokesperson says she'll be working from the grassroots up, rather than the top down, as she tackles her new role.

OPINION: The result of the election result was not a surprise, but the extent of National’s demise probably was to many blue MP’s who lost their seats.

OPINION: Almost invariably every general election is described as the most important one ever. The fact is every election is important!

The biggest challenge facing horticulture is labour and we will – as a collective sector – ask the new government to focus attention in this area.

The Resource Management Act will be repealed and water regulations potentially revoked under a National government.

Farmers’ Chaplain, Colin Miller on who he's voting for. 

Labour is committing $50 million to support integrated farm planning.

New Zealand's horticulture industry has set out its wishes for the upcoming election campaign, covering water, climate change, country of origin labelling and labour issues.

DairyNZ has released its ten policy priorities for the 2020 election and its The View from the Cow Shed report which provides policymakers with insight from the farm.