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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Aussie farmers out of ETS ‘faster than a rat up a drainpipe'
AdvertisementAs predicted by Federated Farmers two weeks ago, Australia's Federal Government opted to permanently exclude farmers from its emissions trading scheme (ETS).
Meat & Wool New Zealand launches campaign as US bone-in beef re-enters
As Taiwan prepares to allow United States bone-in beef back into the market, Meat & Wool New Zealand has launched a new campaignMinister to attend world food security summit
Agriculture Minister David Carter will lead a New Zealand delegation to the World Summit on Food Security and the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) Conference in Rome.Shareholders urged to vote on Fonterra capital structure
Agriculture Minister David Carter says it is important Fonterra shareholders have their say vote on a new capital structure for the company.Obama support for TPP announced - fantastic news says Meat & Wool New Zealand and the Meat Industry Association
Meat & Wool New Zealand and the Meat Industry Association say US President Barack Obama's support for moving ahead with negotiations to join the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) is fantastic newsAnother important FTA secured according to Meat & Wool New Zealand and the Meat Industry Association
Meat & Wool New Zealand and the Meat Industry Association have welcomed the latest Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Hong KongSexed semen and genomics deliver dream product
For many years the dairy farmer wish list has been dominated by the desire for more heifer calves sired by top bulls out of their best cows.Applications now open for RWNZ Enterprising Rural Women Award 2010
Boutique tourism operator Tora Coastal Walk is still enjoying the fruits of winning this year's RWNZ Enterprising Rural Woman Award 2009.Rural Women New Zealand says ACC travel cuts short-sighted
Rural Women New Zealand is disappointed at the recent decision by ACC to cut travel payments to home-based support workers.Growth in manufacturing activity remains tentative
Expansion dipped in October after gradual improvements in activity during the second half of 2009Dairy optimism boosts awards
Rising returns in the dairy industry are raising organisers hopes of record entries in the 2010 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards.NZ comes through financial crisis in good shape
New Zealand's banking and finance sector is coming through the global financial and economic crisis in relatively good shapeRevised Fonterra payout provides farm and economic relief
Federated Farmers is excited by the news that Fonterra is revising its 2009/10 season forecast1,075,000 New Zealanders want rural broadband ‘fair go'
Federated Farmers is challenging the Government to show more ambition on the rollout of broadbandTrading our way up the OECD ladder
Trade Minister, the Hon Tim Groser, told Federated Farmers Meat & Fibre producers that the world is their oyster
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