Cashflow better but uncertainty wobbles for farmers
Dairy farming cashflows are better but uncertainty underpins the relief, says ANZ.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromFarming
Meet NZ's first woman 'most eligible farmer'
Taihape's Mairi Whittle took home the golden gumboot in Fieldays Rural Catch contest.
Hastings farm infected with M. bovis
Concerns now for farms bordering the infected property.
Helicopter crash victim proud ambassador for NZ wool
Ngamatea Station owner's death after helicopter crash a "tragic loss" for wool industry.
Brian Fallow: Carbon cuts we can bank on
Setting goals, removing politics — Zero Carbon Bill is like the Reserve Bank Act.
Former Fonterra chairman backs John Wilson
Sir Henry van der Heyden says John Wilson has done a good job.
Winston Peters agrees with Shane Jones over Fonterra
Peters says because of losses he agrees Fonterra heads should roll, starting at the top.
Ardern responds to Jones' call for Fonterra chair to resign
NZ First MP's view not Government policy, says PM.
Fonterra products earning a premium but will it last?
Fonterra powders command premium price but will it last long enough to plump milk price?
'It's traumatising people': Tsunami of logging slash angers farmers
Tolaga Bay people have had enough of slash. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Biosecurity a job for all Kiwis: Fieldays kick-off message
Agriculture Minister says biosecurity the job of all Kiwis, all the time.
Comment: Can dairy farmers get more from less?
High-energy, low-protein feed in addition to grass helps increase milk production.
Fieldays breakfast bans media to promote 'open' discussion
KPMG shuts Fieldays business breakfast to the public to encourage "open" discussion.
Kiwi farmers looking for love and glory
NZ's Bachelor series may have some colourful characters. They've got nothing on this lot.
Tegel profit slides $8.1 million
The company recommended shareholders accept a foreign takeover bid.
Greenpeace want ag emissions in carbon act
Greenpeace says NZ's new climate policy should be aiming for gold, not bronze.
Farmers protest on Queen Street
Farmers protest on Queen Street against Farmers' pay performance conditions. Suppliedby Alicia Burrow
'The owner was telling me to shoot': Farmer shoots dogs attacking cattle
The owner yelled and screamed but the dogs were intent on savaging the cattle.
Farm animals' feelings focus of pioneering NZ study
Farms animals have a world of emotions - and scientists say we need to understand them.
Cattle disease cull not worth the stress: farmer
The Govt has unveiled an $886m plan to eliminate the disease.
Liam Dann: Cold facts don't diminish need to look after farmers
COMMENT: When it comes to biosecurity it's in national interest to stay calm and clinical.
Vaccine search a priority if cattle disease sets in
No suitably effective vaccine available globally, despite years of development efforts.
Banks facing hit from M.bovis cattle disease
Dairy sector debt still high, with cattle disease an added risk, says Reserve Bank.
Rachel Stewart: Why I've come to love those cows
COMMENT: Studies show cows have personalities and emotions, just like cats and dogs.
Farming couple to start again after cow loss
Last month their herd of 950 cows, along with another 200 younger beasts, were culled.
Business case for cattle disease plan kept secret
The full cost of eradication over 10 years is projected to be $886 million.
Farmers urged to seek support as cattle cull looms
About 126,000 animals in addition to the 26,000 already underway will be culled.
PM visits farmer struggling with M. Bovis cow culling
Ardern wanted to talk through the experience with farmers and what they've been through.
PM visits M. Bovis-infected farm
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern visited Leo Bensegues’ dairy farm at Morven in South Canterbury today after M. Bovis was found and more than 1000 cows were culled.
M. bovis: Someone breached biosecurity rules
MPI still investigating how M. bovis got into New Zealand
Mycoplasma bovis eradication plan unveiled
About 150,000 cows will be culled from Kiwi farms.
Editorial: Eradication of M. bovis right way to go
EDITORIAL: The Cabinet faced an invidious decision on the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis.
Cattle disease cull will hit like a drought: economist
But resulting drop in production will push prices up and dull the impact.
Government to try eradicating cow disease
150,000 + cattle will be culled in a world-first bid to eradicate Mycloplasma bovis.