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Fifty women from NZ’s meat sector came together at last month’s Red Meat Sector Conference to discuss how to support more women into the sector.
Last month's Red Meat Sector Conference was very much orientated to looking to the future - especially in the new pandemic environment.
New Zealand's former Trade Minister and High Commissioner to London, Sir Lockwood Smith, says a free trade agreement (FTA) with the UK is there for the taking.
Groundswell NZ organisers say a lack of response from the Government has led it to plan another major nationwide protest event later in the year.
New Zealand risks losing increasing areas of good sheep and beef farmland to forestry unless the Government acts to limit carbon offsetting.
Butchers across New Zealand are urging the Government to allow them to reopen under strict Covid protocols and serve their communities.
The horticulture sector has been praised for its "extraordinary achievements" in the face of Covid-19-related challenges.
It's been a terrible 18 minths for exporters, according to international trade consultant Charles Finny.
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Westpac says it is offering financial support to business customers affected by the latest COVID-19 lockdown.
DairyNZ has developed advice, tools and resources to support dairy farmers and their teams to farm safely during the Covid lockdown.
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The days of poor returns and results by rural services company PGG Wrightson (PGW) are over - for now.
Environment Minister David Parker says exempting some vegetable growers from the Government's freshwater reforms wasn't easy.
Of the 600 people who attended a recent sheep milking field day run by Spring Sheep Dairy, 45 applied to be suppliers, but only five were accepted.
"They're stealing our water!"
That was the cry from the floor during a recent meeting held in Waimate, South Canterbury, on the proposed three water reform.
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