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Nicholas Calder: Opportunity knocks for NZ firms in China's evolving market

Looking at the way forward for businesses as they navigate the journey into China

How NZ business leaders unlocked $1b in China trade opportunities

Clean and green is still New Zealand’s drawcard

Singapore's top vertical farmer eyes NZ's agriculture expertise

The founder of a Singaporean indoor farm sees opportunities for both countries to learn

New standard certifies NZ's grass-fed meat and dairy production

The grass-fed standard and logo will be a point of difference in international markets

KPMG urges NZ agribusiness to tackle climate, workforce issues

Ongoing investment and innovation are key to agribusiness success

'Fantastic opportunity': PM urges exporters to target China's middle class

A land of opportunity still exists for New Zealand exports

Damien O’Connor: Why ownership matters in NZ's export future

Agribusiness & Trade: 'We need to turn challenge into advantage'.

Todd McClay: The roadmap for NZ's global agribusiness leadership

OPINION: New Zealand's position in the global food economy relies on dedication, ambition.

Mars and Nestlé bankroll Fonterra's low-emitting dairy farmers

About 6000 farms qualify for $1500 reimbursement for on-farm emissions reduction tool.

Jack Fagan wins Welsh Speed Shear

Fagan also placed third in the novice bladeshearing at the Royal Welsh Show.

Commerce Commission dismisses farmers' complaint against banks

Competition watchdog says Net-Zero Banking Alliance isn't anti-competitive.

Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Why green finance rules won't add anything to NZ farming

OPINION: The vision is admirable, but more well-meaning than practical.

Rugby and fishing with Scott Barrett on The Country

Scott Barrett, Grant Lightfoot, Dr Jacqueline Rowarth, and Mark Warren.

Over 1m sign petition against French law allowing bee-toxic pesticide

Over a million people signed a petition against the 'Duplomb law' in France.

The fastest guns but NZ shearers still beaten in Wales

Gethin Lewis and Llyr Jones beat Toa Henderson and Jack Fagan by 6.1pts.

Top of the crops: 1930s farming competitions

"All that was needed was a co-operative spirit amongst farmers."