OPINION: The new Labour Government in the UK is facing the wrath of farmers. Last week thousands of farmers and their supporters converged in London protesting changes to inheritance tax for farmers announced in the Budget.

OPINION: Greenpeace tried its best to disrupt Fonterra’s annual meeting at a hotel in New Plymouth earlier this month, but they were outflanked by a formidable team of Fonterra staff, security officers and Taranaki police.

OPINION: Call it what you want, a hikoi, a car-koi or a koru-koi, the recent protest march against Act's Treaty Principles Bill has been exposed now for what it was  - a publicity stunt for and by the Maori Party.

Fonterra has introduced a new UHT bakery cream for its booming foodservice business in China.

Auckland manufacturer and distributor of colostrum-based supplements, New Image International, celebrated its 40th anniversary this month.

LIC farmers are set to benefit from a genetics collaboration with US company, Sexing Technologies (ST).

"It was awesome to see not only where our milk goes but to find out more about the range of ways it's used."

Departing Fonterra director Leonie Guiney is urging the next generation of co-operative farmers to step up and be there to lead in future.

A work in progress is how Farmlands chair Rob Hewett describes the rural trader's 2024 annual results.

A net zero pilot dairy farm, set up in Taranaki two years ago to help reduce on-farm emissions, is showing promising results.

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