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‘Truly disappointing findings’: Is labelling the symptom of pork problem?
Animal Policy International co-executive director Rainer Kravets says the labelling leaves shoppers unable to tell where their pork comes from.
Across the ditch: Record $420,000 bull tops surging stock prices
Australian rural correspondent Libby Price says livestock values are running hot across the Tasman.
Government wants to ‘listen and front-foot’ arable sector challenges
Associate Minister of Agriculture Mike Butterick says the sector is too often taken for granted.
North Island tractor sales down 30% last month as South up 40%
Tractor and Machinery Association president Jaiden Drought says the swings come off tiny volumes.
One last westerly week, then high pressure settles in for a while
Tony Trewinnard of Blue Skies Weather says a long settled spell is on the way.
Strong rural property prices making for busy spring in Wairarapa
Flat and bare land is in strong demand across the Wairarapa, setting the region up for a busy spring.
Velvet returns percentage increase likely ‘well into the double digits‘
Provelco Chief Exec expects strong returns even as production falls from 1000t to about 800t.
ACT’s plan to scrap Waitangi Tribunal
ACT’s latest policy announcement would have the Waitangi Tribunal wound up once the last historic grievances are resolved.
Is carbon farming handing feral deer a new safe haven?
A new study warns New Zealand is sleepwalking into a native forest catastrophe and calls for a national deer management strategy.
Fieldays first-timer wins brand new ute and $10k of kit
GM of Commercial and Marketing says planning for 2027 is under way and pre-release sales have gone well.










