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A2 Milk sees low double-digit growth in 2023, earnings in line
A2 Milk has issued its earnings guidance before today's annual meeting in Auckland.
Opinion: Why this forester says convert fewer farms to forestry
Opinion: Two simple things NZ can do to reduce farm-to-forestry conversion.
Editorial: Fonterra at the crossroads but no let-up for consumers
Editorial: Looking at the future of dairy throws up good and bad outcomes.
Alliance Group’s post-Covid rebound continues with 186pc profit lift
Meat co-op Alliance Group reports record profit.
Ex-Fonterra '$43m man' to head European livestock feed company
Theo Spierings swaps consultancy for fulltime job in Netherlands.
'It’s about time': Experts respond to RMA reform, speeding up consents process
'It’s about time. We’ve been waiting years for this.' - lawyer Kate Storer.
Heavy rain takes the shine off T&G’s Envy apples, sees loss
A poor apple harvest will probably drive T&G to a loss.
NZ King Salmon wins approval for Blue Endeavour fish farm in Cook Strait
NZ's first open-ocean finfish site has taken 6 years to the environmental approval stage.
Food price rises at 14-year high
Latest food price data shocker: How big a bite is inflation taking?
Next step in Fonterra's capital restructure approved
Fonterra wins support for capital restructure, announces emissions target
Kiwi exporter mega-survey highlights huge challenges but offers streak of hope
Our exporters are still tangling with Covid mayhem - but hope's on the horizon.
Fonterra appoints Neil Beaumont CFO, effective 2023
Fonterra has appointed Neil Beaumont as its next CFO.
'Tremendous contribution': Alliance CEO David Surveyor resigns
CEO David Surveyor will be leaving the co-operative in 2023 to return home to Australia.
'Massive concern': Farm near Napier bought by Austrian company for forestry conversion
Overseas Investment Office gives approval for the purchase near Puketapu.
Fonterra settles Australian farmers’ class action with $27m payout
Class action claim brought by Australian farmers over a cut in milk payouts six years ago.
The 'Gold Coast of NZ': Where lifestyle property prices are steady
Meet the lifestylers who are living their dream on parcels of land.
'Challenging': Farmers close wallets amid spiralling costs, severe labour shortage
DairyNZ estimates there is a shortage of 4000 workers nationwide.
Cut above: Hastings apprentice butcher named best in NZ
Rhys Tamanui has been recognised with a top national accolade
$70m from Covid fund flows toward Three Waters
Covid response money repurposed for spending on Government's contentious water reforms
a2 Milk surges after USA opens doors to infant formula sales
The US FDA said it would allow a2 Milk to sell infant formula to the US.
Additional rates proposed for forestry industries in Rangitīkei
Rangitīkei District Council is now seeking alternatives from the public.
China’s zero Covid policy is driving dairy prices down
China's zero Covid lockdowns are behind weaker demand from the PRC and lower GDT prices.
A2 Milk files Australian Court action over trademark issue
Not you too: After name dispute festers, a2 Milk sues over trademark issues.
Strong milk price no cream trip for farmers: Reserve Bank report
Range of pressures on farmers and China economy slowdown looms.
NZ Merino CEO steps down after 27 years
John Brackenridge has been credited with transforming New Zealand’s merino industry.
Global Dairy Trade auction: Third fall in a row
Prices fell 3.9 per cent in last night's Global Dairy Trade auction, with WMP down 3.4.
NZ King Salmon CEO resigns
NZ King Salmon chief executive Grant Rosewarne has resigned, effective immediately.
Jamie Mackay: Why this virtue signalling Govt is so reviled by the rural sector
The past two years have been the most divisive of my lifetime, writes Jamie Mackay.
'Quite nasty': Customers lash out over transport delays
'Some just don't care about our problems.'
Meet Fonterra's Mr International: He's coming home, briefly
Top Fonterra executive Kelvin Wickham has been walking global roads for 34 years.
Snack-sized apple company crunches rivals to win top business award
Rockit's adaptation during some of the toughest times the world's seen praised by judges.
Plantings of gold kiwifruit to be limited again to ease concerns over quality
Poor quality fruit and labour shortages forcing Zespri to limit gold fruit plantings.