Nearly 50 farms now involved in 'ground-breaking' INZB programme
Programme aimed at boosting sector's profits by over $460m.
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Thumbs up after first look at updated welfare code
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Anzco Foods posts $8m profit amid 'another challenging year' for red meat
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Bull Walk event: Showcasing the best of East Coast Angus cattle
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Jessica Cameron’s journey from student to shepherd
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Gap between people and sheep rapidly closing in NZ
There are now about 4.5 sheep to every person in New Zealand; there used to be 22.
Farmers gather for insights on land use and emissions trading
About 140 people attended the field day at Tutumatai Station near Ruatōria.
'Exceptional': March a record month for NZ red meat exports
'We saw some increase in volumes, year on year, but a much larger increase in value.'
Solid forecast for agriculture exports, despite tariffs
Export prices for agriculture may withstand US tariffs but face rising competition.
Two more Hawke’s Bay farms sold to overseas buyers for forestry
Three CHB farms have sold in quick succession to overseas buyers for forestry conversion.
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Iwi misses out in Hawke’s Bay sheep and cattle station Kahurānaki bid
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Rethinking NZ's meat and dairy brand - Dr Jacqueline Rowarth
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Field day on Tutumatai Station on Friday
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Simmental cattle breeder Tony Thompson's life of legacy
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'Really special': Horowhenua farm diversifies with agritourism
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Stock truck full of sheep rolls on SH1 near Balclutha
The Clinton Highway is closed following the single-vehicle crash.
'Quite a lot at times': Farming with a toddler in tow
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Wairarapa farmer’s DIY lake brings ‘peace of mind’
Man-made lake provides water storage for farm and a recreational asset for the community.
Brent Mountford on farming the land he grew up on
Couple's dream was to come back home, farm, and return the land to its original form.
Field day on Onenui at Māhia a huge success
The Ahuwhenua field day on Onenui Station at Mahia had about 350 people in attendance.
'Vanishing': Farmer's warning about Merino flocks in 1923
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Wool in govt builds: Other sectors seek similar support
"Highly disappointed that this procurement policy hasn’t been extended to wood products."
Beef + Lamb welcomes Upton's ETS impact report
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