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Imposing changes on farming without considering wider issues such as economic and community impacts could cause unforeseen problems out ahead, says Robyn Dynes, science impact leader, AgResearch.
There is no good reason why New Zealand should not get a free trade agreement with the European Union (EU), says Trade Minister David Parker.
Farming has turned a corner on water quality but must accept limits on how it operates, says Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor.
Farmers and farm staff are overworked and some are facing chronic exhaustion.
A fortnightly online wool auction modelled on the Global Dairy Trade (GDT) will go live for the first trading event on May 22.
D-day on Mycoplasma bovis is looming for cattle farmers.
Substance abuse problems, timekeeping and the attitude of young people entering workforce must be addressed for the future of the horticulture industry, says Vegetables NZ Inc. chairman Andre de Bruin.
Heartland Bank is teaming up with NZ Young Farmers in a bid to support young people at the forefront of the rural industry.
WorkSafe is warning employers that fatigue from long hours of work must not compromise worker safety.
The second BDO Farming Expo will be held in Taranaki on May 17.
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Meat processor Alliance Group is reporting promising outcomes from a pilot programme marketing hogget as a premium product.
Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor says the previous Government took a hands-off approach to biosecurity.
The Amazone UX01 Super series of trailed sprayers boasts a new operating concept and innovative boom guidance systems for greater precision, capacity and comfort.
Machinery giant Kuhn has developed a new power tiller (rotary hoe) -- the EL402 R – with a working width of 6m and a transmission driveline for tractors up to 400hp.
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