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Waikato DairyNZ Farmwatch for week ending November 17

Waikato farm data for the week ending Friday, November 17.

AI outperforms conventional weather forecasting methods for the first time

Financial Times: "A turning point in weather forecasting.”

'Difficult time': Juken NZ closes Gisborne mill

Juken New Zealand has decided to close the nearly 30-year-old mill.

Patience bears fruit: Couple reopen cyclone-hit produce business

Springfield fruit and vege shop in rural Hastings is back in business.

A2 Milk sticks to its earnings outlook, share price jumps

China's slower birth rate weighs on a2 Milk's share price.

Stortford Lodge: Big yardings as lamb, cattle prices ease

Lamb yarding of about 4000 head was mostly new-season lambs in good condition.

Property report: Dairy farm prices ‘defying gravity'

Sponsored content: GM of PGG Wrightson Real Estate's monthly look at the rural market.

Alliance Group announces ‘disappointing’ loss

Bosses at the co-operative remain confident about the future

'Lacklustre growth' in rural economy over third quarter - report

Regional economic momentum waning as the primary sector slowdown hits rural communities.

Sanford directors jump ship, one cites shareholder actions

And a question emerges over a director's role as the interim CEO.

Fran O’Sullivan: CPTPP meeting a fitting swansong for Damien O’Connor

OPINION: Caretaker Trade Minister Damien O’Connor gets to go to up Apec.

'Stubborn optimism': How the Raglan 'vibe' has helped this yoghurt company build success

Meet a Raglan entrepreneur bringing a surfie-speak vibe to her endeavours.

The key vaccinations for your calves

Opinion: There are five main clostridial diseases - most come from diseases in the soil.

Opinion: Getting redundancies right

Opinion: Getting the process wrong can be very costly for the employer.

Farmers say a 30pc on-farm emissions cut do-able - with Fonterra’s help

Fonterra called on to use its scale to support farm target pursuit.

Fonterra's board to shrink next year after green light from shareholders

The meeting covered a lot of ground, farmers at times testy with the NZ giant's leaders.

Small, quality yardings sell well at Stortford Lodge

Store lamb prices showed the growing unease with the market.

Fonterra quashes speculation, says clean-up needed to secure export markets

'Even bigger elephant to eat' as Fonterra confronts key issues.