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The sheep industry resurgence has not translated to quality ram sales.
Chinese ban on Oamaru Meats lifted
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US is NZ's second most valuable market for red meat
Sheepmeat exports to US up 12 per cent for the year ending September 2019.
Fonterra ups milk prices forecast and lifts Q1 earnings
Fonterra has lifted its farmgate milk price.
Australia's Merricks closes $140m refinancing deal with Van Leeuwen Dairy Group
South Island dairy group Van Leeuwen has refinanced $140m in debt.
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Fonterra's plan for a $1b Indian business
Plan to become a $1 billion revenue business could be done within seven-to-ten years.
500 jobs on the line as forestry firm tipped into receivership
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North Otago farmers feel branded 'unclean' by M. bovis
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Stag sale expected to draw buyers from far and wide
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'They are scrupulous': Anger as Hawke's Bay raw milk supplier 'raided' by MPI
MPI says it makes no apologies for holding suppliers to account "to protect health".
Global markets in for a 'rocky ride' in 2020
Rabobank's Michael Every insists he's not an alarmist with his dire global predictions.
Mixed results in latest Global Dairy Trade auction
Lower appetite for milk fats results in a mixed bag for Global Dairy Trade auction.
Juha Saarinen: Weapons of mouse destruction go wireless
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Gisborne family firm does deal with $2.6 trillion Saudi oil giant
Family-owned company secures largest ever deal with world's largest oil producer.
Police confirm privacy breach on gun buy-back site
Update to database - not authorised by police - had given dealers higher level of access.
Debate rages over report findings about meat, health
International lobbying against red meat continues to gain momentum.
Hawke's Bay's top forestry award has woman's touch
Hawke's Bay's Kere Elliot is the third woman to take a top forestry award this year.
'Not in the national interest': Govt blocks massive farm sale
Ministers Eugenie Sage and David Clark blocked the sale.
Palm kernel imports reverse emissions progress - Fonterra report
Fonterra's Annual Sustainability Report says emissions intensity was a challenging area.
Property report: How globalisation shook up NZ's property market
The country's biggest riser is not what you think.
Brian Gaynor: A2 Milk in the sights of short sellers
Australian exchange is a hotbed for traders willing to speculate on a falling share price.
Sanford CEO wins Rabobank leadership award
Volker Kuntzsch has won the annual Rabobank Leadership award for Australia and NZ.
Smelter asks Government for transmission relief
Government seeks advice on smelters request for lower transmission pricing.
'Cow census' shows more milk from fewer cows
Latest NZ Dairy Statistics show the days of significant cow number growth may be over.
Farmers feeling financial pressures - Feds banking survey
Farmers' satisfaction with their banks has continued to erode in the last six months.
Pattrick Smellie: RMA reform - call it a space programme
Resource Management Act has gone from ground-breaking legislation to a whipping boy.
Reserve Bank says indebted dairy industry still vulnerable
The Reserve Banks issued its six monthly Financial Stability Report today.
Cavalier expects first-half loss as sales slide
Challenging trading conditions expected to translate into a $1.1-$1.6m first-half loss.
Ravensdown moves to head off phosphate ship protest
Advocacy group want "peaceful blockade" of ship carrying 51,000 tonnes of phosphate rock.