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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Tough start for new pastures
AdvertisementDairyNZ says the weather over the last few months has meant it's going to be a tough start for new pastures this spring.
Farmers will decide on the best levy proposal for them
Meat & Wool New Zealand (M&WNZ) says farmers should view with caution the newspaper advertisement that asks them to wind-up M&WNZ in favour of a plan for Research & Development only.Lead science provider appointed for Overseer
The model is a decision making tool that allows farmers, growers and their advisers to examine nutrient use and flows within a farmSharp drop in NZ farmer confidence as tougher economic times impact commodity prices
There has been a sharp drop in New Zealand rural confidence as the nation's farmers face a strengthening currency Fonterra/RD1 assistance highlights why cooperatives work
Fonterra's extension of a $15 million facility to RD1, a rural services retailer part owned by Fonterra, will continue an interest free serviceIs Biosecurity NZ becoming Insecurity NZ
Federated Farmers is concerned that the 60 positions being cut from Biosecurity NZ could do more harm than good.Taking the gas out of the gas, an opportunity for young innovators
Federated Farmers is praising AgResearch for partnering with the United States Department of Energy's joint genome instituteFloating mortgage margins need scrutiny
Federated Farmers intends to meet with the major trading banks to discover why there is a disparity between farm mortgage interest rates and residential home loansFood security in a changing global environment
New Zealand's progress in ensuring food security in a changing global environment.Media Releases Need for balance when setting climate change targets
New Zealand's post-2012 climate change policies, including any 2020 emissions target, must balance environmental and financial implicationsMeat & Wool New Zealand Referendum Roll to close off
Sheep and beef farmers have until this Friday 17 July, to ensure they are on the Referendum Roll to enable them to voteTerms of Negotiation signed with NgāiTakoto
The Crown and the NgāiTakoto-a-iwi Research Unit Trust have signed a Terms of Negotiation documentDairy specialist relocates to Invercargill
Bryan Anderson is the newest member of the FarmWise Consulting team in Southland, making the move from the Waikato where he was a ‘hands-on' dairy farmer for 21 years.Earth housing could be way forward for rural Māori
An Uku house will be built in Northland as part of a University of Auckland engineering research project iSouth Taranaki erosion scheme gets MAF grant
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry's (MAF) Hill Country Erosion (HCE) Fund has granted $1.1 million to Taranaki Regional Council
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