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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Service sector out of decline for first time in 16 months
The service sector showed its first sign of expansionKey data for better decision making
The latest and most accurate information on feed is now available to New Zealand dairy farmersCutting red tape to create a better, smarter economy
Better and less regulation is essential to boost New Zealand's productivity growth, international competitiveness and living standardsDrought costs NZ $2.8 billion
Agriculture Minister David Carter has revealed that the nationwide drought between spring 2007 and autumn 2008 cost the New Zealand economy $2.8 billion.Memo to Mike Lee, cows are not pufferfish
In a major case of biological misidentification, farmers are demanding an apology from Auckland Regional CouncilEl Nino provides 2.8 billion reasons to back water storage
Federated Farmers is challenging the Government and Dr. Don Brash's productivity taskforce to back water storage.High country appeal would be irresponsible
Federated Farmers believes an appeal of the Minaret Station Otago Land Valuation Tribunal decision would be an irresponsible use of taxpayers moneyReform prospect electrifies farmers
With many farmers averaging $21,000 per year for their electricity, the prospect of substantial reform to the New Zealand electricity market has Federated Farmers amping up its submission.Big turnout urged in Meat & Wool levy referendum
Federated Farmers has joined the Minister of Agriculture, the Hon David Carter MP, in urging a big turnout for the Meat & Wool levy referendumVodafone and Farmside are part of the rural broadband solution
Anything that boosts the economic potential of agriculture by increasing access to rural broadband is welcomeManufacturing activity agonisingly close to expansion
A positive result for both production and new orders helped push manufacturing activity further out of the doldrumsSouthland farmers told to stick to the basics
Sticking with the basics could be the difference between stress and success this springFarmers urged to vote on Meat & Wool levy
Agriculture Minister David Carter is urging all eligible sheep and beef farmers to vote in the upcoming referendum on the Meat & Wool NZ levy.Farmers welcome sane decision on diesel tax
Federated Farmers is celebrating the National-led Government's decision to abandon a new tax on diesel.
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