Farmers are finding themselves "extremely confused" about He Waka Eke Noa (HWEN), says Meat Industry Association chair Nathan Guy.

Lamb prices are expected to remain soft as Chinese consumers struggle to put the effects of Covid behind them.

Fonterra should not back down on plans to reduce its carbon footprint despite the slump in milk prices, says Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor.

A little bit more darkness is expected before dawn starts to emerge.

Six months on from Cyclone Gabrielle, a farming leader says the so called ‘recovery’ is almost non-existent.

Six months on from Cyclone Gabrielle, despite everyone’s best efforts there is seemingly no end to the problems.

Wairoa District farmers are beside themselves with stress as they still deal with the effects of Cyclone Gabrielle and the numerous other storms that have hit the area.

A recent survey by Federated Farmers of 1000 dairy, sheep, beef and arable farmers has found that confidence is at historic lows.

In the first of four articles, Rural News looks at challenges facing these businesses, along with the opportunities presented by the co-operative model:

Labour shortages in the meat processing sector are easing with more migrant workers joining the ranks.

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