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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Farmers' rates skyrocketing, survey says
AdvertisementFederated Farmers latest local government rates survey has revealed two farms paying over $100,000 in rates this year and a further six paying over $50,000.
A concrete curtain descends with Auckland's proposed boundaries
With the radical shakeup of Auckland being proposed by the Auckland Governance Legislation Committee, Federated Farmers is looking to Parliament to set much of the super city's boundaryFonterra listing decision welcomed by farmers
Federated Farmers has welcomed Fonterra's decision to scrap plans to list New Zealand's most important company as being a major step forward for the CooperativeFish & Game kidding itself over attempt at licence fee increase
Federated Farmers applauds Associate Minister of Conservation, the Hon Kate Wilkinson's decision to block Fish and Game New Zealand from increasing its license fee.Government gives biosecurity hospital pass
Federated Farmers strongly opposes lumping biosecurity costs onto farmersChanges open up sharemilker contest
Changes to the 2010 New Zealand Sharemilker of the Year competition will open the contest to a wider group of potential entrantsFederated Farmers vice president says ‘yes' to fine wool levy
After this week's ‘no' vote in the Meat & Wool New Zealand wool levy referendum, Federated Farmers vice president Donald Aubrey is suggesting a fine wool growers organisation be developed.Farmers keep heat on banks
Federated Farmers has told the Parliamentary Banking Inquiry that there is still room for interest rate cuts.Collaboration boosts food safety on both sides of the Tasman
Food safety on both sides of the Tasman will be boosted by the renewal of an agreement signed by the New Zealand Food Safety Authority (NZFSA) and the New South Wales Food Authority (NSWFA).Emissions trading a step closer
Divisions in the select committee on emissions trading are concerning, but there is enough common ground to work towards consensusMating management 'sorted' at seminars
This season has thrown farmers some challenges both environmentally and financiallyNo easy answer for ETS on Agriculture
DairyNZ says the Select Committee report on the Emissions Trading Scheme reinforces just how difficult it is going to be to reduce New Zealand's greenhouse gas emissionsTo all dairy farmers: If in doubt, stop now!
DairyNZ advises farmers to pay close attention to pasture growth ratesCampaign to give farmers Tight Management know-how
DairyNZ is launching a campaign to help dairy farmers make good, timely decisionsNew templates make budgeting simple
DairyNZ has launched simple budget templates for dairy farmers facing the current tight cashflow conditions.
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