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Meddling will drive up costs for all
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Asia drives new dairy industry
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The coming dairy revolution
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Innovative the path to the future
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Keeping NZ on the clean, green road
Greens agriculture policy about future-proofing the economy by protecting the environment.
Market, not Government, now setting the agenda
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Milk prices set to rise at GDT auction
Futures market pricing suggests firm dairy prices at this week's auction.
Political rift halts $7m of NZ-bound phosphate
A $7 million shipment of phosphate bound for New Zealand will not reach these shores.
On the farm with the internet of things
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New centre to boost Kiwi farm genomics
Agricultural research will be boosted by a Massey University-led centre, launching today.
Orchard owners loving the lifestyle
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Changing tastes a boost for Fonterra
Consumer attitudes towards fats and proteins are changing.
Milk fat, sheep drive gain in commodity prices
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Kiwifruit industry to create 29k jobs by 2030
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NZ exports rise to 3-year high in May
NZ's merchandise exports rose to their highest monthly level in over three years in May.
Farmer confidence jumps to record high
Farmers across all sectors were positive about the outlook for the agricultural economy.
NZ set to produce record amount of milk
New Zealand is set to produce a record breaking volume of milk this year.
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The winners of this year's Kea World Class New Zealand Awards.
Fonterra to collect more milk this season
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Organic farm's direct link with Kapiti
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