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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Malaysian FTA ‘bagus' for the New Zealand economy
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OCR risks ‘irrelevancy' as Government spending caned
Ahead of Thursday's official cash rate (OCR) decision, Federated Farmers is restating the need to cut the OCR by 50 basis points to prevent a ‘W' shaped recession.Ag students find industry solutions
Tackling the issue of hill country erosion is just one of the projects undertaken by third-year agriculture studentsDairyNZ Directors' Election Results
New Zealand dairy farmers have voted to retain sitting DairyNZ directors Alistair Body and Barbara Kuriger on the boardVariable returns for sheep and beef farmers set to continue
Sheep and beef farm profit improved 10 fold last yearMAF grants $4 million for new forests
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) has granted $4 million to 42 recipients to plant new forests.PM launches $1 million Prizes for Science
Prime Minister John Key has delivered on another promise to the science community by launching the inaugural Prime Minister's Prizes for Science.NZ and Argentina affirm agricultural links
Agriculture and Forestry Minister David Carter says talks with his Argentine counterpart have been positive and he is confident the two countries can further develop agriculture and forestry partnerships.Shareholders to decide first two parts of Fonterra's capital structure review
Fonterra's member-shareholders are to be given the right to determine the outcome of the cooperative's capital structure reviewAussies likely to exclude agriculture in their ETS
The compatibility of New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) with Australia's has been dealt a huge blow.2010 Nuffield scholars announced
The New Zealand Nuffield Farming Scholars for 2010 were recently announcedNew Zealand lamb brand strong in Europe
New Zealand lamb's brand presence in European markets continues to be strongNew Zealand leads world on controlling dangerous bacteria
New Zealand's efforts to drastically reduce the effects of the dangerous bacteria found in chicken have seen it lead global efforts to improve the safety of poultry for human consumption.Three Ps in dairying success
The basics of dairy farming come down to the three Ps according to the newest member of New Zealand's only nationwide farm consultancy group FarmWise.Ground breaking research underway
Ground breaking genomic research is underway to gain better understanding about a disease which, each year, costs the livestock industry in excess of $80 million.
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