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More than 15,000 ewes went under the hammer at the annual ewe fair on Friday.
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PGG Wrightson profit plunges 99 per cent
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Comvita shares caned after $2.7m loss
The manuka honey maker also said it would not pay an interim dividend.
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Two sons of Hawke's Bay Seafoods directors died in past 10 months
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NZ fresh salmon clears China border again
New Zealand fresh salmon clears Chinese border, easing fears of trade blacklist.
Growth in craft beer almost trebles in five years
The volume of high-strength beer rose for the fifth year in the row.
Comvita shares slump 18% after first-half loss
Shares in Comvita slumped by 18 per cent after the company reported a first half loss.
Funding approved for work at Phoenix Mill waterwheel site
Funding has been approved for the Phoenix Mill water wheel repairs.
Rural innovation hub set up in Palmerston North
University-based laboratory will seek new answers to rural concerns such as land use.
'Chokingly excessive': Shane Jones blasts Air NZ fares
Air New Zealand will slash airfares but Shane Jones warns it may not make a difference.
Nagra Farms Limited face large fine for effluent breaches
A Waikato farming company has been fined for unlawful effluent discharge.
St Peter's students into wine-making
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Tauranga company's plans to fix housing crisis
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'V-Day': Properties may be valued en masse ahead of CGT
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$1 million-plus fine for under-reporting fishing catch
The companies sold under-reported fish and made false statements.
Listen: Strong wool needs '21st Century thinking'
NZ Merino Company CEO John Brackenridge sees a bright future for New Zealand strong wool.
Bay Farm Environment Supreme Award winners announced
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Hawke's Bay orchardist needs 'flood' of apple pickers
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Fonterra's farmers are in for higher milk prices this week
Prices firmed, albeit slightly, for the sixth time in a row.
Small Business: Growing oysters faster in moulds a 'game changer'
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Jeremy Tauri: Be happy in your work environment
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Forget Auckland: Move to regions for $150/w mortgage
"Moaning millennials" should forget Auckland prices and move to regions.
Dunedin chocolate factory wants to 'demystify' craft chocolate
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Japanese police arrest man who took Wagyu cattle sperm to China
Japanese Wagyu producers have reported a sharp rise in exports.
Capital gains tax alert for lifestyle property owners
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'Sensible regulation' needed in stock and station industry
Federated Farmers wants full regulation of the stock and station industry.