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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$9 million for successful Sustainable Farming Fund grant recipients
AdvertisementThe Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) has announced the recipients of Sustainable Farming Fund (SFF) grants in the 2009/10 funding round - investing a total of $9 million in projects
MAF investigation of piggery concludes
An investigation by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) into the operations of a Levin piggery has concludedInnovation programme welcome
Business NZ has welcomed an innovation internship programme announced by the Government.Plenty of work to rein in budget deficit
Finance Minister Bill English has welcomed news that the Budget operating deficit of $7.2 billion for the 11 months to May 31 is lower than the forecast $8.4 billion.Job Summit output a boost for young innovators
A new post-graduate internship programme to be set up by the Foundation for Research, Science and Technology will create 150 new intern positionsAgriculture Minister to visit EU and UK
Agriculture Minister David Carter leaves for Brussels for bilateral meetings with the European Commissioner for Agriculture Mariann Fischer Boel and European Commissioner for Trade Baroness Catherine Ashton.Milk auction for 2010/11 deferred
Agriculture Minister David Carter has announced the deferral of the regulated milk auction due in November.Coop gesture winning favour with farmers
Livestock Improvement's gesture of support for its farmer clients and shareholders, is winning favour from farmersBoost for New Zealand Aquaculture companies
New Zealand's fastest growing seafood sector has received a boost from a Contestable Market Development FundCSI to identify biosecurity threats
Researchers from The University of Auckland have developed a computer programme to identify rat species using their footprints alone.Govt confirms EFSA findings on A1 milk
The Government will not convene a group of experts to discuss the European Food Safety Authority's (EFSA) review of the science of A1 milkThree councils kick-start scheme allowing ratepayers to pay off insulation through rates
The government has announced the first three councils to offer their residents the opportunity to pay off energy efficiency investments through their ratesNew Chair, members for SPARC Board
Businessman Paul Collins has been appointed Chair of the Board of Sport and Recreation New ZealandGovernment improves water quality monitoring
An important part of the Government's strategy to address fresh water quality is improving the standard and frequency of monitoring$25 million trade bond boost for exporters
The Government has extended a key trade guarantee paving the way for more New Zealand exporters to sell their goods and services to United States
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