Editorial: Don't take away farmers' tools
OPINION: Farmers are being put on notice by the Green Party.
OPINION: The coalition Government, already under the pump thanks to poor polling numbers, is facing the ire of its traditional support base – dairy and red meat farmers.
It’s all to do with plans outlined by the Government to meet its commitments under the Paris Agreement.
Some farmers – including the firebrand lobby Groundswell – are spitting tacks over Climate Change Minister Simon Watts’ announcement that New Zealand will reduce emissions by 51 to 55% compared to 2005 levels, by 2035.
Sensing the mood among farmers, the ACT Party sent out a message to farmers saying, “We’ve heard you”.
ACT says it is determined not to sacrifice farmers and growers at the altar of the climate gods.
Can National afford to lose the farmer vote?
For over 50 years Mel Ewers has been supporting the apple sector navigate through compliance and quality assurance issues.
Growers and farmers are being encouraged to have an important conversation before the coming season starts: how to prolong the effectiveness of the crop protection tools they rely on.
A new digital assistant is now helping Ballance Agri-Nutrients farmers speed up nutrient information and ordering.
New Zealand apple and pear industry stakeholders are out in force for the annual conference in Queenstown.
With a third of NZ dairy farmers still running outdated refrigerants, the country's largest farm refrigeration company says the opportunity for quick, meaningful emissions gains has never been clearer.
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