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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Govt looks to boost freight productivity
Transport Minister Steven Joyce says a proposal to allow road transport operators to carry heavier loads$100 million insurance guarantee welcomed
Export NZ welcomes the recent announcement that the Government is extending its short-term trade credit insurance guarantee for exportersBallance Farm Environment Awards
Ballance Farm Environment AwardsMeat sector looks to a brighter future
Agriculture Minister David Carter has told an audience of meat sector representatives that industry players and farmers need to work together to improve the sector.Four Members of Parliament and a farming conference
Topping the bill for the Federated Farmers 2009 National Conference, being held in Auckland from 30 June until 2 July‘Meating' the future needs of the meat industry
There is a big bright future in meat protein and it's great to see MAF championing thatWatered down water scheme a betrayal
The right to safe drinking water should be top priority for the Government Export sector where jobs, growth will come
Government determined to close income gap opened up between NZ and our trading partners, particularly AustraliaNew Zealand beef steady in Korean market
New Zealand beef continuing to retain share of imported beef market in KoreaMeat & Wool New Zealand supports call for industry strategy
Meat & Wool New Zealand welcomes the publication of MEAT: The FutureStock driver's angry outburst ends in Court
A Waipukarau truck driver pleaded guilty and was sentenced in the Hastings District Court for the ill treatment of a lambIncreased opportunities for Southern North Island forest industry
An increase in wood availability after 2016 for the Southern North Island will lead to increased opportunitiesCourt slams unhygienic poultry processing
An Auckland woman whose company slaughtered thousands of poultry in what a judge described as stomach-turning conditions has been fined more than $23,000Food safety for winter ills
People who are sick with winter colds and flu's should take special care when preparing food for others
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