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Graham Mourie talks farming and footy on The Country
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Ikea's owner buying up New Zealand forests
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Why schoolkids and farmers need science
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Pip from Apata wins the Young Grower contest
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Christopher Luxon, Mike Cronin, Rob Hewett, Hamish Marr.
Dairy prices suffer big fall at auction, demand from China still subdued
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Inside Economics: Could synthetic milk sink the dairy industry?
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China's pet lovers provide 'incredible opportunities' for NZ sheep milk
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Dairy Women's Network welcomes new dairy farmers to the district
Dairy Women's Network welcomes new farmers to Waipā.
Heroes and innovators recognised at Primary Industries Awards
Winners across nine categories were announced at the sixth annual awards.
GDT takes a 6.9% plunge
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The Country: Todd McClay on what a Trump presidency could mean for Kiwi farmers
Todd McClay, Ray Smith, Julian Raine, Stefan Vogel, Kerry Worsnop.
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Bank's warning to NZ farmers – don't get complacent on emissions
Rabobank says NZ agriculture should not 'coast' on greenhouse gas emissions.
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Farmers pleased proposed law change to keep ag out of the ETS passed its first reading.
Australian law passes to end live sheep exports by sea
Australia to outlaw live sheep exports by sea.