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Milk production soars 11.3pc
New Zealand's milk production leaped 11.3 per cent last season, the most productive on record.
Govt hints at charges for water
Farmers, industries and other large users may be charged for water under a new policy being developed, Finance Minister Bill English has indicated.
'Million-dollar rain' helps Hawke's Bay farms
"Million-dollar rain" was how Hawke's Bay Federated Farmers president Bruce Wills described yesterday's downpours which swept the region.
'Sadistic' sheep attacks in Southland
Southland police are on the hunt for whoever was responsible for an attack on sheep and lambs that can only be described as sadistic.
Culling cows for cancer
It's a fundraising scheme like no udder - a Waikato Lions club is asking for money from cull cows to raise funds for a Hamilton cancer facility.
Farmer sentenced for starving cows
A West Coast farmer has been sentenced to community service after 60 cattle were found dead and dying.
Should NZ grow genetically modified crops?
What are the benefits, if any? And is it inevitable? Two views from opposite sides of the argument from Agram chief executive Graeme Peters and university researcher Professor Jack Heinemann.