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Fonterra has shifted one billion litres of milk into its high returning consumer and foods business over the past 18 months, chief executive Theo Spierings claims.
Under the sweltering North Canterbury sun the 2016 grape harvest has begun.
WorkSafe NZ's chief executive says farmers should place a high priority on health and safety plans rather than doing them at the end of the working week.
Conflicting messages from Fonterra and market analysts is causing grief to dairy farmers.
Meat Industry Excellence (MIE) chairman Dave McGaveston has dismissed as "naïve" the Beef + Lamb NZ board argument that further funding of MIE is futile.
The Telecommunication Users Association of New Zealand (TUANZ) rural connectivity symposium will be held on April 28 at the Westpac Stadium in Wellington.
IrrigationNZ and Federated Farmers say greater scrutiny of claims irrigation causes increased 'rumbly-gut' is needed.
The evolution of New Zealand's farming systems towards greater sustainability, and one man's journey to redefine what it means to be an academic...
How to get better reproductive performance from hoggets is the question AgResearch animal reproduction scientists at Invermay are seeking to answer.
Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy has welcomed new funding of $520,000 for the Hurunui Water Project centred around Hawarden in North Canterbury.
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South America, and in particular Brazil, is set to dominate global beef trade in 2016, says Rabobank.
"Environmental champions" Richard and Dianne Kidd are supreme winners of the inaugural Auckland Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
Entries are now open for the 2016 Beef + Lamb New Zealand Sheep Industry Awards.
The value of goods exports were up 2.5% to $4 billion for February this year but some main commodities fell.
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