Central Otago vineyard: What went wrong, why IRD called liquidators
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Rocket Lab link helps bolster the Auckland/Waikato start-up.
China's Westland Milk posts $120m profit turnaround
Company hits billion-dollar revenue mark for the first time.
Soaring on-farm inflation will gobble farmer rewards from Fonterra's half year
Boat showrooms can stand down, soaring on-farm costs got to the money first.
How Fonterra plans to turn this year's challenges into opportunities: chairman
Inflation, sustainability, R&D and China high on board's menu.
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After an already tough summer, major farming and growing regions assessing new damage.
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What is New Zealand agriculture going to look like in the decades ahead?
Global egg shortage: Bird flu, production costs leave shelves bare
NY Times: A perfect storm has hit the poultry sector, leaving supermarket shelves bare.
From pig cell to fork: Does lab-grown meat pass the taste test?
Times: 'Cellular meat’ may one day feed the world. But will we want to eat it?
Not egg-xactly an NZ problem: Egg shortage strikes America too
Egg pandemonium partly due to changing dietary habits.
Kiwis buying chickens amid egg shortage crisis
Interest in online auctions for chickens has more than doubled after cage ban.
Pavlova and biscuits at risk as prices rise
Commercial bakers are feeling the heat as egg shortage drives up wholesale prices.
NZ dairy prices should pick up late this year, big bank predicts
Where one country goes, global dairy prices follow.
Regional seasonal worker system defended after calls for 'complete overhaul'
Is an urgent overhaul of the scheme needed or is it just 'a few bad apples'?
Govt’s new $2000 broadband installation grant for rural homes - Starlink will be eligible
New $15m scheme will cover about 7500 remote households.
Fonterra’s Miles Hurrell ‘not too concerned’ about China
Demand for dairy in China has declined over the last year or so.
Fraudster accountant again convicted of fraud
Disgraced former accountant fails to in bid suppress his second fraud conviction.
Danone flicks the switch on $30m biomass boiler for Balclutha dairy plant
Group says it is NZ’s first dairy spray drying plant powered exclusively by biomass fuel.
Editorial: Fonterra at the crossroads but no let-up for consumers
Editorial: Looking at the future of dairy throws up good and bad outcomes.
Ex-Fonterra '$43m man' to head European livestock feed company
Theo Spierings swaps consultancy for fulltime job in Netherlands.
What Xi Jinping’s re-election in China means for NZ Inc
What’s changed since Premier Xi Jinping was controversially voted in for a third term?
'Massive concern': Farm near Napier bought by Austrian company for forestry conversion
Overseas Investment Office gives approval for the purchase near Puketapu.
Rockit apples branching out to South Island
Hastings is Rockit's home and that won't change.
Provincial job loss fears at 'under-utilised' Fonterra sites: union
Fonterra needs Parliament's tick as it gears up for a shrinking national milk supply.
Gold kiwifruit licence access relief for squeezed green fruit growers
Zespri gold fruit licence release for 2023 at lower end of range.
Graham Pinnell: One simple solution to farm emissions controversy
The obvious solution is to go back to where this all started.
Steven Joyce: Can't see the food for the trees
Govt's bid to trim emissions will hit Kiwi farmers — but won't reduce climate change.
Explainer: What's changed? Why the rural uproar over farm emissions pricing scheme
There are only two areas of major difference but they might well be chasms.
Economists warn of higher food prices from farm emissions scheme
Extra costs will be passed on to consumers, economists say
Kiwifruit sector marshals resources against export fruit quality downturn
Kiwifruit industry was 6000 workers short this season.
Roger Partridge: Productive land law ignores opportunity cost
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