Farmlands: profit doubled, revenue up
Farmlands has more than doubled its profit in the year to June 30.
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Carter Holt Harvey was ordered to pay more than $400,000.
Zespri boss stepping down
Zespri chairman Peter McBride has announced his retirement and will step down in February.
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Fonterra's chief executive Miles Hurrell on the co-op's new direction.
Federated Farmers: CPTPP 'a significant win for New Zealand'
Fed Farmers President Katie Milne says NZ will soon reap benefits of CPTPP.
Cannabis startup lands Auckland's first cultivation licence
Things are happening fast in the fledgling cannabis industry.
How Brexit could affect world dairy prices
Kevin Bellamy on potential ramifications and logistics of Brexit for world dairy prices.
CPTPP benefits kick off by end of year - Trade Minister
CPTPP will kick in on December 30, marking the first free trade deal between NZ and Japan
'More duck consumed in NZ than you'd think'
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New faces in south for Beef + Lamb NZ
The Beef + Lamb New Zealand Southern South Island Farmer Council has a new chairman.
Fran O'Sullivan: There's still Miles of work ahead for Fonterra
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NZSA takes aim at institutions after PGW seeds sale vote
PGW Wrightson shareholders have voted to sell the company's seeds business.
Listen: No Meat Mince - 'simply consumer choice'
Grant Howie on what made him decide to create no-meat mince.
PGG Wrightson shareholders back sale of seeds unit
PGG Wrightson shareholders have overwhelmingly backed a deal to sell its seeds unit.
World froths over $2.8m Otago village
The property includes a 190sq m cafe/bar, a seven-bedroom lodge and eight houses.
Italian connection links North Otago with high-fashion
Italian textile company Reda Group hosted an annual conference for its New Zealand wool.
Geotechnical work on rail from Marsden Pt
KiwiRail "very pleased" to be taking steps to determine how the line can be built.
PGG Wrightson chair Lai steps down before annual meeting
Shareholders are meeting to discuss sale of seeds division to a Danish co-operative.
Countdown says all its fresh pork will be free-farmed
All Countdown's fresh pork will now be 100 percent free-farmed & sourced from Canterbury.
Forestry workers take part in research
Research on wearable technology to keep workers safe has been given a funding boost.
Hawke's Bay reds in line for honours
Hawke's Bay red wines hit the mark in regional trophy picks for national awards.
Dairy farm prices drop as environmental, foreign investment constraints bite
Tighter nitrate runoff rules and higher threshold for overseas buyers are having an impact
Kiwi TV star Mark Dye launches cannabis company
TV and radio personality Mark Dye has launched a medicinal cannabis company
Kiwi Cannabis start-up on the hunt for $20m pot of gold
Zeacann has called in PwC to manage the capital raising.
It's Kiwi mince - only without the meat
On the shelf, it would be difficult to tell the meat-free from the meaty version.
Deer Industry NZ: Velvet prices tipped to be stable in year
The velvet market is expected to be reasonably stable during the 2018-19 season.
Kiwi exporters largely upbeat but challenges ahead
Kiwi exporters are optimistic about the year ahead despite international uncertainty.
Focus on beef consumer, animal protein demand
Consumer-driven markets a focus for red meat and protein markets.
Dairy farm values down 18 per cent on year ago
Overall farm sales down 7 per cent, while dairy farm price per hectare down 18 per cent.
Red meat sector welcomes CPTPP ratification
CPTPP expected to save the sector approximately $63 million in tariffs.
Alternative fruit sticker apple of the judges' eye at awards night
The Young Enterprise Scheme recognises months of hard work for several Hawke's Bay schools
Sustainable Food and Fibre Futures fund open for business
The Government's new Sustainable Food and Fibre Futures fund is open for business.
Animal health problems led to organic farming
Gore farmers Mark and Vicki Nicholson, have been farming organically for 14 years.