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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International panel discusses opportunities for the future of agriculture in Thailand
Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Warrington was one of the invited international speakers at a conference Triplets - what's the odds?
Triplets in the bovine world are rare, in fact only one in two million calvings result in the birth of healthy triplets. Four Lincoln University graduates chasing top young farmer title
Lincoln University's hopes are high that another of its graduates win the prestigious title of National Bank Young Farmer of the Year. MAF considers bee imports report
MAF has received and is giving careful consideration to an independent panel report on the requirements governing future imports of bee products from Australia. Bakers' frustration understandable
The Government sympathises with the New Zealand Association of Bakers' frustration over Labour's legacy of mandatory fortification of bread with folic acid NZ scores well in overseas trade
New Zealand has scored highly in a survey of international trade. Milk auction for 2010/11 deferred
The regulated milk auction due in November has been deferred Meat sector looks to a brighter future
Industry players and farmers need to work together to improve the sector. Govt looks to boost freight productivity
A proposal to allow road transport operators to carry heavier loads, by permit, on specified routes would create a "win - win" situation Government gives certainty to fruit and wine grower
Viticulture and horticulture industries have been given a huge boost to ensure their continued success Fresh water reform process announced
A new process to improve New Zealand's fresh water management was announced Women on boards a competitive advantage
Getting more women directors in New Zealand companies is a great opportunity for New Zealand business Greater cheese choice on the cards for Kiwis
Cheese makers and cheese lovers start salivating - locally-made unpasteurised milk cheeses may soon be available in New Zealand Move over shark wranglers, farming's far riskier
While four people worldwide lost their lives in 2008 from shark attacks, there were 20 farm related fatalities in New Zealand over the same period. 
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