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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2008 National Animal Ethics Advisory Committee (NAEAC) Annual Report released
AdvertisementNotification of the numbers of animals used in research, testing and teaching was released
Apple industry shows way ahead
An annual MAF report on the primary sectors says the apple industry is showing the way in changing focus to new markets to improve profitability.Bulk wine exports a 'concerning feature' of 2009
An annual MAF report on the primary sectors says the marked increase in the proportion of wine exported in bulk is lowering overall demand for New Zealand bottled wine.Primary sectors ride out recession
New Zealand's primary sectors have ridden out the global recessionFarmer charged with wilful ill-treatment of cattle
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) Enforcement Group welcome the conviction handed out in the Invercargill District CourtCrop tests produce mixed results
A survey of residues on New Zealand-grown celery and spinach has produced mixed resultsSustainability report a useful step towards accurate reporting
Business NZ has welcomed steps towards accurate reporting on sustainability.Farmers' Mutual Group Annual General Meeting
Good morning everyone, it's a pleasure to be opening the AGM of such an important contributor to our farming industry.Fonterra final payout great, but high dollar concerning
Federated Farmers believes Fonterra's confirmation of its forecast 2008/2009 payout of $5.20 per kilogram of milksolids (kg/MS) vindicates its cooperative structureDairy farmers benefit from separate meat levy
Meat & Wool New Zealand says dairy farmers' investment via the beef levy is buying them a range of outcomes in research and development, trade access and market development.Mission critical - productivity
Business NZ has launched a set of proposals for tackling New Zealand's big challenge - productivity.Pipfruit New Zealand Annual Conference
New Zealand's economy is forecast to shrink by one percent a yearCarbon footprint study bears fruit
Agriculture Minister David Carter is welcoming work done by the pipfruit industry into measuring its carbon footprint.Results of new farm confidence survey ‘bad news for New Zealand'
Federated Farmers inaugural farm confidence survey has uncovered a level of pessimismNew Zealand wines lose market share in France
Although new statistics indicate that 2008 was a positive year overall for exports of wine from the so-called ‘new world' countries to France, Australia and New Zealand have both lost market share.
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