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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AdvertisementFurther analysis of regional voting patterns in the recent Meat & Wool New Zealand Referendum has highlighted where the organisation must put extra effort in reconnecting
Finalists named in the New Zealand Trade and Enterprise International Business Awards
New Zealand Trade and Enterprise (NZTE) announced the finalists in the New Zealand International Business AwardsNZ in top 20 for global competitiveness
New Zealand has made it into the world's top 20 countries for global competitiveness.MAF review of border operations retains regional staff
MAF Biosecurity New Zealand (MAFBNZ) announced the outcome of the review of its operations at the border.Catch reporting goes electronic
Fisheries Minister Hon Phil Heatley has announced the introduction of electronic catch reportingFirearms review started with Labour
Labour's recall of recent events seems to have been muddled during its time in oppositionExperienced advisors open Japanese doors for NZ businesses
New Zealand companies aiming to grow in the competitive Japanese market now have access to high-level advice through a network of experienced business peopleFarmers say cut OCR to avoid a ‘dead cat bounce'
Unless the Reserve Bank cuts the Official Cash Rate (OCR) by 50 basis points, Federated Farmers believes New Zealand risks a ‘W' shaped recession.Collaboration by Silver Fern Farms and LIC to deliver optimum
Two of the leading players in New Zealand agriculture - Silver Fern Farms and Livestock Improvement (LIC) - have jointly developed a pilot programme14 candidates vying for 3 DairyNZ director positions
DairyNZ says there has been an unprecedented level of interest in the three member-elected director positionsFarmer charged with ill-treatment of sheep and cattle
A North Canterbury farmer was fined $17,500 and ordered to pay court and investigation costs totalling $60,130 for allowing his stock to suffer from starvation.Biosecurity package a faster, fairer system
A range of measures to boost biosecurity readiness and strengthen partnerships with industryRisk of regional airport disruption unacceptable
The Government will introduce legislation to address the threat of regional airport control towers being closedReal local authority, strong regional government
Local Government Minister Rodney Hide and Associate Minister John Carter are welcoming and endorsing the report of the Auckland Governance Legislation Committee.Launch of Draft Canterbury Water Management Strategy
For the Government's part, it goes without saying that we are taking the issues surrounding water very seriously.
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