Agribusiness
Inflation to shape NZ’s direction, says Cameron Bagrie
Lead economist at Bagrie Economics Cameron Bagrie says inflation will shape NZ's economic and political direction over the next two years.
Diesel supply easing for farmers, says Fern Energy
Fern Energy CEO Chris Gourley says diesel supply is becoming less of a challenge.
Southland weighs $3b lignite-to-fertiliser plant
Southland Mayor Rob Scott says it is early days for a proposed $3 billion lignite-to-fertiliser plant near the region.
Inflation hits 3.1%, putting interest rates back in focus
BNZ Chief Economist Mike Jones says New Zealand inflation rose 0.9% in the first quarter for an annual read of 3.1%, firmer than the 2.9% markets expected.
Wood processors release five-point election manifesto
The Wood Processors and Manufacturers Association has released a five-point election manifesto covering energy, trade and value-added production.
Fonterra capital return signals shift to execution
Lincoln University's Dr Nic Lees says Richard Allen's appointment as Fonterra chief executive signals the board's move from strategy to execution.
Diesel price doubling a serious shock for farming
BNZ Senior Economist Doug Steel says a strong season and a lower Kiwi dollar will insulate exporters, provided product can reach market.
Co-op governance starts within
Co-operative success starts in the boardroom. That’s the advice of experienced co-operative governance educator, Jo Woolley, of Mayfield Group. Words Sarah Perriam-Lampp
Farming is generational, co-operatives get that
LIC chair Corrigan Sowman shares his thoughts on the generational importance of co-operatives. Words Corrigan Sowman.