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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New Zealand profile in Japan will have spinoffs for grass-fed beef and lamb
AdvertisementNew Zealand's increased profile in Japan will have positive spinoffs for New Zealand beef and lamb
Meat & Wool New Zealand announces project cuts
Meat & Wool New Zealand has announced that it has cut almost $6.3 million in its year-on-year budget for the 2009/10 year.ACC sexual abuse counselling cuts could compromise rural
Proposed cuts to ACC sexual abuse counselling will badly impact women living in a rural settingPrimary Growth Partnership moves into business planning stage
The Investment Advisory Panel (IAP) of the Government's Primary Growth Partnership has approved two proposals to advance to the next stage of the funding allocation processAtypical scrapie/Nor 98 detection in single sheep from the national flock
MAF Biosecurity New Zealand (MAFBNZ) and the New Zealand Food Safety Authority (NZFSA) confirmed that a series of New Zealand and European laboratory tests on a single New Zealand sheep brain have detected the condition atypical scrapieTourism to get extra $20 million this year
Prime Minister and Minister of Tourism John Key, has delivered on his promise to increase tourism fundingFederated Farmers to action Coroner's recommendation
The recommendation of Coroner Tim Scott, Federated Farmers has issued a member advisory on all terrain vehicle quad bike safety.EBOP loses trust and alienates farmers over inspections fiasco
Far from being cowed by Environment Bay of Plenty (EBOP), Rotorua's dairy farmers have rounded on the Regional Council, slating its selective disclosure of the factsTrade Minister to address Meat & Fibre farmers on Wednesday
Minister of Trade, the Hon Tim Groser, is set to address Federated Farmers Meat & Fibre council meeting in Methven on Wednesday, 4 November.‘The international cow' is the future of dairy
The only farmer out of two New Zealanders on the International Dairy Federation's (IDF) Standing Committee on Farm Management and Animal Health, Willy Leferink, is seeing moves to internationalise standards in the dairy industry.Meat & Wool New Zealand and Meat Industry Association welcome Free Trade Agreement with Gulf Cooperation Council
Meat & Wool New Zealand and the Meat Industry Association have welcomed news that the negotiations for a Free Trade AgreementWaikato field days to highlight potential of effluent
A Waikato roadshow will reveal how to maximise the potential of effluentGovernment pledges $4.7 million to help save kauri
The Government is to inject $4.7 million into a programme to help save kauri treesLong-Term Fiscal Statement highlights choices
Finance Minister Bill English has welcomed Treasury's Long-Term Fiscal StatementPM welcomes NZ-Malaysia FTA signing
Prime Minister John Key welcomed the New Zealand - Malaysia Free Trade Agreement
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