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Business leaders, exporters and farmers upbeat about TPP deal
"This is a great outcome for not just the primary sector but all New Zealanders."
Animal welfare protest targets dairy industry
Animal rights group SAFE said many didn't know calves were taken away within 24 hours
Chicken without the chicken flying off the shelves
Chicken Free Chicken seeking investors.
Sister loses family spat over farming millions
Sister loses family spat over farming millions.
Landcorp may have miscalculated payments
Landcorp would like to hear from employees from Nov 7, 2010 to Aug 31, 2017.
Rachel Stewart: BigAg must wake up to synthetic threat
COMMENT: Artificial milk and meat pose huge risk to farming industry.
Bull contractor: 'Every day was a rodeo'
A Dunedin man spent two months in the WA bush chasing and capturing bulls.
Ardern's first job: Address division
Annette King says Ardern will follow through on promises to rural communities.
4000 culled cows will be processed for food
An MPI veterinarian will assess the health of each animal prior to slaughter.
Farmers urged to seek help for mental illness
Federated Farms wants rural New Zealanders to take stock on their mental health.
Milk price forecast looks safe for now despite weak auction
Dairy prices will depend on how the weather pans out over the peak of the season
Exempt streams carry biggest pollution load
New study shows most pollution found in small streams not required to be fenced off.
Naked anti-wool push mystifies NZ farmers
Federated Farmers frustrated by actors who'd "rather go naked than wear wool".
Estate lawyers press judge for 'security costs'
Lawyers for those involved in an estate wrangle have made clear their bid for costs.
Farmer confidence in economy slumps
Farmers' confidence in the year ahead has taken a nosedive.
Fine and ban for failing to treat cow's eye injury
Waharoa man Billy Tui has been fined and banned from owning animals for five years.
GlobalDairyTrade looks to beef up offering
GlobalDairyTrade beefs up offering with multi-seller pools of US lactose products.
Rich lister in estate sale court action
William Burgess has taken the executors of his mother's estate to court.
Cattle disease tests now reach 20,000
MPI has completed more than 20,000 tests for the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis.
Wet weather could push butter prices even higher
Butter prices could get more expensive if bad weather persists.
Fonterra offshoot rallied farmers to march
Fonterra's unit, Farm Source, encouraged people to attend Monday's march at Morrinsville.
Local Focus: Not all farmers at Morrinsville protest
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Why aren't food prices an election issue?
COMMENT: Rising prices are a hot topic but they haven't figured in this election campaign.
Abuse forces cancellation of possum hunt
A rural school has cancelled its possum hunt due to waves of online abuse.
Manufacturing volumes boosted by meat, dairy
The volume and value of New Zealand's manufacturing sales rose in the June quarter.
When city kids fall in love with farming
From the desert to the farm - how one city kid fell in love with farming.
Otago wool at Wimbledon
Part of Adam Lindsay's wool clip is being smashed around at Wimbledon this year.
Wedding guest killed by jealous farmer
Man who meant to shoot bride mistakenly killed former cabinet minister's niece.
GlobalDairyTrade investigates European tie-up
The online auction platform is looking at a tie-up to extend the dairy offering.