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Groundswell founder reacts to EU flip on split gas approach
Bryce McKenzie says the European Union’s shift towards treating agricultural methane differently from carbon dioxide is a win for NZ farmers.
Is the carpark too full? Invisible mental load on rural women
Kellogg alumna and South Island farmer Kaylene Bennett says it is systemic, not a personal resilience issue.
Jump in inflation ‘not unexpected’
Bagrie Economics lead economist Cameron Bagrie says farmers should brace for the farm input cost figures due in weeks.
B+LNZ reacts to EU’s flip on approach to split gas
The European Commission has unveiled a livestock strategy backing a science-based split gas approach to methane, reversing a decade of stock-cutting policy.
Export doors opening for award-winning whey gin distillery
A Bay of Plenty distillery has won a gold medal and 99 points at the International Wine and Spirit Competition.
FAR’s five year strategy following challenging arable seasons
CEO of FAR Dr Scott Champion has launched their new five-year strategy, with a focus on the sector’s role being recognised.
Organics Aotearoa’s five election requests
OANZ Board member Scott Lawson says it's not very often you hear farmers in industry ask for regulation, but they've been asking for the last 20 years.
Are composting barns becoming gold standard?
Environment Canterbury is backing composting barns, recognising their role in cutting nitrate loss and soil damage.
Week in weather: Settled North Island compared to South
Tony Trewinnard from Blue Skies Weather says the North Island will stay relatively settled over the next fortnight while the South Island wears a cold southwesterly and mountain snow.
Are we overambitious and under resourced for FTA goals?
Executive director of Dairy Companies Association of NZ Kimberly Crewther says NZ can chase several trade deals at once despite a limited pool of negotiators.