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The parties both support the idea in principle, but disagree on the detail.
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Dairy farmer Shannon Munro says she could lose up to $150,000 for the year.
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'The mental anguish is probably starting to have quite an impact on all farmers.'
How long will this dairy downturn last and what will be the cost?
There are mixed opinions on how long China will cast a shadow over demand and prices.
Dire prediction of 12-18 months of reduced income for farmers
DairyNZ has calculated a break-even dairy price of $7.51/kg for farmers.
Distressing footage of sheep struggling in mud
MPI seeking location of mucky farm to conduct a site inspection.
Agribusiness and Trade: Breeding low-emitting dairy herds
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Damien O’Connor: Dealing with a tectonic shift
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NZ needs to flourish in international markets, MPI boss says
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Farmers put off debt repayment as economic pressure tightens
Lower farmgate returns, shock milk price drop and rising costs bite bottom lines.
‘Expect a bloodbath’: Futures pricing suggests another weak dairy auction
Prices are expected to weaken further at latest Global Dairy Trade auction.
Farmers encouraged to nominate bulls for across-breed beef progeny test
Informing New Zealand Beef programme looking for Angus, Hereford and Simmental sires.
Reasonable prices at Dannevirke sheep sale
Sheep sales for the first full week of August fetched reasonable prices.
'Wake-up call': Farmer confidence hits historic low
Federated Farmers President Wayne Langford says something needs to urgently change.
Major milestone: EPA approves first methane inhibitor in NZ
Ongoing efforts to tackle one of NZ's biggest emissions headaches reaches major milestone.
Low price of wool a headache for farmers
"Farmers are very much looking at changing to breeds that grow less wool."
Increase in sheep and beef farm to forestry conversion - report
Updated report shows an increase in scale and pace of farmland purchased for forestry.
CHB workshop to address 'renewing farm ecosystems without compromising profitability'
“There is nothing sustainable about a farm that goes out of business.”
Taranaki Ayrshire: Perrett earns distinguished award
The prize-giving acknowledged the club's successful year.
'Pig poo': Piggery under investigation over effluent discharge
Waikato Regional Council said the court order was unprecedented for the region.
Entries open for 2024 Farm Environment Awards
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Young Pātea shearer wins title in Wales
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Fonterra farmers fear new season milk price forecast about to get the chop
An important global whole milk powder price has gone south.
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Would you drink milk from a tap at this hotel?
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Poo-lution: Reporoa farm owner cops fine after effluent reaches stream
The owner of a dairy farm in Reporoa has been fined for illegal effluent discharges.
Is Fonterra's heavy hand still behind our milk price-setting system?
There are allegations Fonterra's still in the driving seat, despite industry law changes.
RSE workers sue employer over 'unlawful' deductions
Case could set precedent for minimum wage earners.
Kiwis sharpen Mongolian herders' machine skills
The 12-strong touring party trained 100 herders as part of the Share Mongolia Programme.
Nation of Debt: $63b down, farmers struggling to break even
Farm debt has come down but rising costs and a falling milk price are piling pressure on.
Desert oasis: How to grow three tonnes of lettuce a day where it’s as dry as dust
World's biggest vertical farm serving up fresh produce for Emirates passengers.
Buried lead cables less risky than DIY, health expert says
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