Displaying items by tag: CORONAVIRUS
COVID-19: Record GDP fall, ag sector suffers smallest drop
Agriculture has kept losses to a minimum as New Zealand reported its largest ever GDP drop on record.
Migrant workers set to return
About 50 migrant dairy workers could potentially benefit from the Government’s border exception for work visa holders.
Keeping it local!
The inability to bring in experienced overseas workers is one of the big difficulties for the potato industry as it heads into the next growing season amid COVID-19.
NZ honey hitting a sweet spot
East-West divide dictates meat returns
Covid costing Pāmu ‘deerly’
Falling land and livestock prices have hit the state-owned farmer Landcorp – known as Pāmu – in the financial year to 30 June.
Meat report maps out challenges after Covid
Global markets and consumers around the world are making large shifts on how they maintain food security, purchase food and the attributes of the products they are seeking.
High-flying ag contractors
Dad’s Army antics — Editorial
OPINION: No one can doubt the great job that Dr Ashley Bloomfield has done in protecting New Zealanders from COVID-19.
Butchers, bakers and decision makers
Industry groups have been lobbying for independent greengrocers, butchers and bakers to be allowed to operate under COVID-19 Alert Level 3.