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Labour ag policy ‘shouldn’t be surprising’
Ag spokesperson Jo Luxton says it will reflect what they have heard from farmers.
Dairy stalwart wins top industry award
Jim van der Poel received the Outstanding Contribution to the Primary Industries Award with a standing ovation.
Is stalled gene tech bill leaving NZ behind?
The chair of Genomics Aotearoa says New Zealand will end up uncompetitive if it does not adopt gene editing.
Beef and Lamb chair wins Rural Woman of the Year
Winner Kate Acland says her path was made by women who had to fight for theirs.
‘Bogus’: Potaka responds to bill backlash
The Minister for Conservation is dismissing claims that up to 60% of public conservation land could be eligible for disposal.
Feds Vice President bid for presidency
Colin Hurst says he is honoured and privileged to put his name forward.
Seafood NZ reacts to fisheries bill shelving
Seafood New Zealand says they will keep advocating for the shelved Fisheries Amendment Bill during the next government.
Matter of when bird flu arrives, not if
H5N1 bird flu has been detected in two migratory seabirds in Western Australia, and NZ should start preparing.
Kiwis at Cereals UK find similar sector challenges
Craig Carr's trip to Diddly Squat Farm and the Cereals event, discussing what New Zealand farmers can learn from British agriculture.
A century of Skellerup engineering on farm
The company remains one of New Zealand's most enduring agricultural manufacturers.










