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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Floating mortgage rates could be costing farmers millions
AdvertisementFederated Farmers has commenced a series of meetings with the major trading banks to get to the bottom of the interest rates being paid by farm businesses.
LIC record result means $12.75 million dividend for dairy farmers
LIC delivers record tax paid profit of $24.7 million for 2008/09Geneticist comes home to head Animal Evaluation Unit
The role of AE Unit Manager is very challenging, and one I am looking forward to stepping up to.Public submissions on folic acid open
A discussion document proposing that the mandatory fortification of folic acid in bread be deferred until May 2012 will be released on WednesdaIllegal chicken egg importer fined
Mr Jakeman had obtained 12 chicken eggs from a chicken breeder overseasManufacturing activity climbing out of the depths
Manufacturing activity continued to climb out of the depths of contraction with the highest overall activity level in nine monthsWool fund applications close 31 July
Entrepreneurial wool businesses have until 31 July to apply for fundingTongan architecture postgraduate wins international arts award
A Tongan Master of Architecture student at The University of Auckland has been awarded a place in the coveted Commonwealth Connections International Arts Residencies programme.New enviro tool for businesses launched
A new web-based management tool to help businesses take the first steps towards understanding and improving their environmental and economic performanceNelson - Marlborough scallop season opens
Fisheries Minister Phil Heatley is calling on scallop fishers to follow the rules when they go fishing in the Marlborough Sounds and Tasman and Golden Bays.Telecommunications Commissioner returns to job
Telecommunications Commissioner Dr Ross Patterson will return to his job on Monday 27 JulyGrowth plan for NZ Inc. relevant and timely
Business NZ says the Government's medium term plan for economic growth is relevant and timely.New chair for dairy awards
The new chair of the New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards, Matthew Richards, is a role model for the saying give a job to a busy person and it will get done.Tax relief won for New Zealand's remotest farmers
Federated Farmers has secured much needed tax relief and income assistance for some of the remotest farmersSurvey shows business self-reliance
New Zealand businesses are showing self-reliance in the face of the economic downturn.
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