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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Proposed changes to cargo clearance fees will not increase overall cost to industry
AdvertisementMAF Biosecurity New Zealand (MAFBNZ) is consulting on changes to the biosecurity clearance charges and levies for goods imported into New Zealand.
$45 million for Global Research Alliance
Associate Climate Change Issues (International Negotiations) Minister Tim Groser and Agriculture Minister David Carter announced that New Zealand will contribute $45 million over four years to the Global Research Alliance on agriculture greenhouse gases.Feedback sought on dairy industry regulations
Agriculture Minister David Carter has released a consultation document on the upcoming expiry of the Dairy Industry Restructuring Act 2001Time to turn off the taps of stimulus
While the fiscal update delivered some positive news for the economy, the relentless growth in Government spending removes some of the shine.Hailstorm havoc in central mainland
The severe hailstorm that hit inland parts of Canterbury damaged a large area of the region's wheat and vegetable cropsMeat & Wool New Zealand and the Meat Industry Association to provide information and analysis for TPP negotiations
Confirmation that the United States will start negotiating entry to the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) is a significant step towards trade liberalisationMeat & Wool New Zealand working for sheep and beef farmers at climate summit
Meat & Wool New Zealand's Regional Manager - Europe, Anne Berryman, is attending the Copenhagen climate summit to represent the interests of sheep and beef farmers.Still room to cut interest rates, survey says
Federated Farmers latest interest rates survey released shows little change in farm interest rates over the past three months.Dairy awards offer early bird cash
A cash incentive of $1000 is being offered by organisers of the 2010 New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards to those who enter by Tuesday December 15.Govt to consult with industry on ETS allocations
The Government released a consultation document as a first step in the process of allocating emission units to industry under the Emissions Trading SchemeTaratahi Agricultural Training Centre Graduation Ceremony
Success is a hard goal without the support of others - families, fellow students and the local communityT150 still in sight
Federated Farmers remains optimistic over achieving its target of $150 for a good mid-season lambIncreased opportunities for Central North Island forest industry
A steady increase in regional wood availability will lead to new opportunities for the Central North Island (CNI) wood processing sectorPastoral Sector Overview released
The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has released its Pastoral Sector Overview 2009, the final report for the year in its Farm Monitoring Programme.Growing Fonterra
Federated Farmers welcomes Fonterra's announcement of an annual retention but believes the amount retained by the cooperative is far too small.
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