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NZ agriculture is set for what looks likely to be a generally profitable season in 2020/21, with most sectors seeing average to above-average pricing, manageable cost inflation, and production holding up well.

New Zealand's ag sector is “travelling astoundingly well” amid global turbulence and is poised for a profitable 2021, according to Rabobank’s outlook for the coming year.

Amid significant global turbulence, New Zealand agricultural producers are poised to enjoy a fifth consecutive year of general profitability in 2021, according to a new report by Rabobank.

Red meat farmers are being warned to brace themselves for a dip in market returns.

Move over China, here come Southeast Asian markets.

Government policies and the ongoing fallout from Covid-19 are being blamed for a continuing drop in farmer confidence.

Rabobank has lifted its forecast farmgate milk price by 40c to $6.35/kgMS.

Dairy companies around the world are facing a dilemma – whether to expand or divest assets, says Rabobank’s Mary Ledman.

A new report is calling on kiwifruit growers to ramp up capital planning discussions with the post-harvest segment (PHS) providers and banks.

Falling dairy prices in recent months are putting this season’s forecast milk payout under strain.