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Government cancels annual ETS charge for forestry
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'The issue around rural banking is actually even broader than the issues around lending.'
Fieldays exhibitors recognised for standout sites
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Fieldays 2024 kicks off with special recognition
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David Seymour announces review into farming sector ‘red tape’
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MPI reports forecast dip in primary industry export revenue
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Trial growing of papaya in Tairāwhiti
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Agriculture axed from ETS — what the experts say
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Dip in spending expected at Fieldays this year
The gates are open and the crowds are streaming in for the 56th annual Fieldays.
Fieldays 2024: Prime Minister backs rural banking inquiry
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Farmers call on MPs to help rally for fair banking
'Farmers want to know our local MPs understand the pressures we are under.'
'Massive' opportunities ahead for food and fibre sectors - KPMG
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Fieldays: DairyNZ celebrates success of 20-year-old DairyBase tool
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Record 2024 kiwifruit harvest follows meagre 2023
Good weather and labour availability major contributors to record crop
Apple doesn't fall far from the tree for Young Grower of the Year
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Canterbury Shears gets the go-ahead
Champs on November 14-15 — the Thursday and Friday of the traditional show week.
Young 'cash poor' farmers in 'mental stress' - Fed Farmers
'Our returns are down, our costs are up, and there’s very little spare cash.'
Sheep killed during burglary on South Otago farm
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Farmers can make great investors - Mark Lister
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Dairy farms benefit from sustainability fund
Fund received many high-quality applications reflecting strong interest from Kiwi farmers.
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Regional Feds support call for rural banking probe
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Prominent farmer boycotts wool auctions as frustration grows
Tony Williams says the wool auction system does not serve farmers well.
Pupils plant over 500 native seedlings
The students have been raising native seedlings in a greenhouse at their school.