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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AdvertisementSmall Business Minister, Maurice Williamson, has released the 2009 "SMEs in New Zealand: Structure and Dynamics" report
Wool levy defeat a blow for industry
Agriculture Minister David Carter says the decision by farmers not to support the continuation of a wool levy is disappointing and will create difficulties for the industry.GlobalDairyTrade up, up and away
Federated Farmers is delighted by 24.2 percent increase in average whole milk powder pricesETS report not welcomed by farmers
Federated Farmers has not welcomed the Emissions Trading SchemeSobering result for Meat & Wool New Zealand
While farmers voted ‘no' to any wool or goatmeat levy, the result of the sheepmeat and beef levy vote was hardly convincing either.NZ farmer picks up leading Australasian business management award
Transforming his approach to leadership and employee management has seen New Zealand farmer David Morgan collect this year‟s Rabobank Executive Development Program (EDP) Management Project Award.Government delivers on high country promise
The new direction for Crown pastoral land strikes a balance between economic use and environmental and cultural valuesGreen Party disclosure reckless and irresponsible
Federated Farmers is concerned at the reckless and irresponsible disclosure in Parliament‘Don't stuff up the referendum' meat and wool farmers urged
While the $9 million ‘smacking referendum' engendered a lot of coverage, Meat & Wool's levy referendum, of far greater economic importance to New ZealandBold new direction for high country
Federated Farmers is welcoming the new direction set out by the National Government for the South Island high country.Shock, horror! Humans pollute water
Horizons Regional Council is being applauded by Federated Farmers for admitting human waste is having a major impact on water quality.Sheepmeat and beef levies to continue - defeat for wool and goatmeat
Sheep and beef farmers have voted to continue their investment in sheepmeat and beef activities through Meat & Wool New ZealandExchange rate will determine farm-gate returns over coming year
In-market prices for lamb and beef are expected to remain solid in the coming yearLow voter turnout in Meat & Wool New Zealand Referendum
Only about 6,000 of the 20,000 sheep and beef farmers eligible to vote in the Meat & Wool New Zealand referendum have done so to dateRecord fines for veterinary medicine misuse
Sending bobby calves containing a prohibited drug to the works has earned a Waimate dairy farm company a record-breaking $6,000 fine
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