May Wang's lawyer is confident creditors will accept her proposal to repay them just 2c in the dollar to settle a multi-million dollar debt.

New Zealand's farm and forestry exports are bouncing back in the wake of the global recession, agricultural economists say.

Farmers are excited at the prospect of being able to let Canada Geese have it from both barrels.

NZ's key export earners are headed for "a terrible collision" as a result of economic mismanagement, Russel Norman says.

UBNZ Assets Holdings is challenging the belief that Overseas Investment Office approval might be needed in order for it to purchase the remaining Crafar farms.

Allan Crafar will have to go to court to argue why he should remain living at his Reporoa property, which is in the hands of receivers.

The Super Fund may take part in a big rural land buy up, says its boss Adrian Orr.

The dairy industry will pump $1 billion extra into the economy based on next season's Fonterra milk price forecast, says Westpac bank.

Fonterra farmers have been told their average cheque for next season may soar to record heights.

Fonterra today announced an opening forecast payout for the 2010/11 season of $6.90-$7.10 and said the full payout for the season might top $8.00.

David Parker: Keep farmland under NZ ownership

Allan Crafar says he'll be able to put in an offer to buy his former land off the receivers later this week.