Beef + Lamb New Zealand's (B+LNZ) Economic Service says the signals are there that the sheep flock is stabilising following three consecutive years of dramatic decline.
Dairy farm profitability improved strongly in 2009/10 compared to 2008/09
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Toast to food initiative
AdvertisementPrime Minister John Key officially launched Food Innovation New Zealand at Massey's Manawatu campus.
Steady investment in agricultural sector, R&D the key
Keeping a steady hand on the tiller is necessary for sheep and beef farmers to continue getting value out of their Research & Development investment The global crisis & the Pacific
Australian Prime Minister, Kevin Rudd, and New Zealand Prime Minister, John Key, released a joint report on the global economic crisis and its impact on the Pacific region. Ground breaking research underway
Ground breaking research is underway to gain better understanding about a disease which, costs the livestock industry in excess of $80 million. Merger an opportunity for agrifoods - and NZ
The next 50 years offers New Zealand great opportunities for supplying food and especially protein to the world. CT scanner gives insight into first patient's lameness
The University's new computed technology (CT) scanner was used for its first equine clinical patient Riverside opens gate to Wairarapa farmers
Massey scientists outlined how Wairarapa farmers could streamline their operations and maximise productivity Tree-in-one tool tops Dyson design awards
An ultrasound tool set designed to quickly measure the commercial value of forests is one of three designs that gave Massey graduates or students the top placings Meat & Wool's ‘$250 million question' for farmers
While Federated Farmers believes Meat & Wool New Zealand has refined its proposal to renew its compulsory levy, some sticking points remain. Economy low, attendance high
The downturn of the dairy industry during the 1980s had the opposite effect on a rural institution with record participation Milk vat provides answers to animal disease
Farmers can now detect the presence of a disease, which has the potential to severely impact on farm profitability Managing low pasture cover at calving
DairyNZ says many dairy farmers throughout the country are facing a difficult spring due to low pasture covers. Speech to business
Speech to business breakfast hosted by Cullen Law NZ Pork Industry Board Conference
NZ Pork Industry Board Conference Farmers must take control of their finances
New Zealand dairy farmers must take back financial control of their farm operations 
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