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Richard Harman: Groundswell's influence grows amid climate policy debate

Agribusiness & Trade: The dilemma of consensus among farmers on policy decisions.

NZ food security at risk as dairy, meat prices soar - KPMG

Building a resilient domestic food security is vital - bionergy is part of that.

Quad bikes focus after fatal farm incidents

WorkSafe urges regular maintenance checks for farm vehicles and equipment.

How Fonterra and Zespri are navigating US tariff hurdles

As well as tariffs, a whole range of factors go into negotiations with markets

Wayne McNee: Emission reduction tools hold key for farming future

We can build a future that lowers emissions, supports economic growth and protects farming

Dave Handley: Rising momentum - NZ agriculture heads into blockbuster year

New Zealand’s rural sector enters the next 12 months with real momentum

'No skin off our nose': CEO on US tariffs impact on butter venture

Open Country looks to the United States to boost its trade as its butter venture opens

How NZ can double primary exports by 2034

The time is right for the primary sector to grow again with further changes.

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

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

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

A land of opportunity still exists for New Zealand exports

The PM on butter prices and 'frickin' Chris Hipkins on The Country

Christopher Luxon, Neville Clark, and Marion Cantillon.

Dropping livestock numbers dominate red meat sector event

'New Zealand currently faces over-capacity in the processing industry.'

'There are two ways you can look at this': David Seymour on the upside of costly butter

Butter prices have nearly doubled to $8.60 for a 500g block in 14 months.

Stuck in Middle Rd with ewes: Councillors against Havelock North development due to soil quality

Houses to the left of it, rest home to the right.

'Thieves knew what they were doing': 65 calves stolen from roadside paddock

Beef farmers say raid means they essentially lost $65,000 worth of stock overnight.

'The scariest thing yet'? Calling out Groundswell's scare tactics

OPINION: New finance proposals for climate action deserve support, not scaremongering.