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'Significant victory' for hemp industry in Far North
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Frozen out of China: American soy farmers take big gamble
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Investment fund eyes Central Otago cherry option
Central Otago cherries are being considered by a $250 million horticulture investment fund
Gold kiwifruit orchard sells for $6.1m
Kiwifruit orchard had been owned by Keith Oakley and his family since 1997.
Luxury cashmere produced here in South Otago
The NZ cashmere industry has met an impressive milestone in Otago.
The battle over what to call lab-grown meat
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Livestock ship taking up to 4000 cattle from NZ to China
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House price growth slumps, becoming a 'buyers' market'
House price growth may have peaked across much of the country.
Banana shortage: Blame the ships
Bananas running short at New Zealand supermarkets because of shipping changes
Exporting slabs of swamp kauri as 'tabletops' illegal - court
NZ's highest court has ruled that exporting swamp kauri as "tabletops" is illegal.
Profits up at Westland Milk pre-tax
Westland Milk have posted a $3.25million before tax profit, but still have to improve.
Increase to seasonal apple-pickers quota welcomed
Growers hope quota increase will help them head off a repeat of apple picking crisis.
Year split between taxi driving and apple picking
He's a taxi driver in the islands, but his "really big money" comes from Hawke's Bay.
Road from ruin: Manawatū Gorge replacement highway revealed
Residents keen to see latest map and video of new highway.
Lack of fireworks at Fonterra AGM hides high feelings
Fonterra annual meeting puts leadership on notice - not that you'd realise.
Simple solutions to farming problems
Canterbury farmer Cole Groves is finding simple but effective ways to improve efficiency.
Fonterra chief earning 'substantially less' than predecessor
Chairman would not divulge salary, but said it was substantially less than Theo Spierings.
Report: Fonterra has failed to deliver 'meaningful returns'
The report says it is "critical" that the poor returns be addressed.
Dairy NZ: Take the heat out of milking
Milksmart can change the approaches you take to milking on your farm.
Honey firm's anti-counterfeit measures
Midlands Apiaries is using a complex honey jar for its Puriti Mānuka brand.
Pot stocks move higher as another US state votes to legalise cannabis use
The legal US cannabis market just got a little greener.
Milk payout outlook tightening - economists
Fonterra milk price forecast tipped to be pinched again.
At the crossroads: Why the economic outlook is so murky
COMMENT: Reserve Bank makes its forecasts tomorrow but even experts are hedging their bets
Sheep milk industry poised to ramp up
The sheep milk industry has the potential to be a successful income earner for farmers.
Ruapehu's tourism booms over winter, but now what?
Ruapehu tourism is booming with a great winter season - now the challenge is summer.
Herd regulatory regime review: the NZAEL view
Southern Rural Life asks NZAEL about the dairy herd improvement regulatory regime review.
Fonterra shareholders demanding change, says chairman
Fonterra chairman John Monaghan says shareholders are demanding change.
DairyNZ: South Island's role in dairying highlighted
DairyNZ has highlighted a vital role played by the South Island in the dairy industry.
More migrant workers ease kiwifruit labour shortage
Up to 1750 extra migrant workers will be made available for the Bay's horticulture sector.
Dairy prices slide in global auction
Whole milk powder has hit its lowest price since August 2016.