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Action brewing against Fonterra directors over share price dive

Fonterra's capitalisation value has fallen $3b since capital restructure plan announced.

Truffle hunt in full swing

There are over 300 truffle farms, known as truffières, in New Zealand.

Cavalier names former Icebreaker boss as new CEO

Greg Smith replaces Paul Alston at the carpetmaker.

Kate MacNamara: The practical and political payoff for NZ-UK trade deal

Australia pipped NZ to the post in agreeing a UK trade deal, but the race isn't over yet.

'Complete package': $88,000 bull a South Island record-breaker

"I knew he was a good bull. I wasn't anticipating that sort of money though."

Waipipi Wind Farm opens on time, under budget

The farm's turbines are the biggest in New Zealand for both rotors and generators.

Exporters call for Govt action on labour shortages

Perfect Storm: Exporters fear shipping disruption and labour shortages threaten growth.

Big break for HB as Big Save buys farms, ups the ante in wool industry

The company is paying farmers up to double the market price for the strong wool.

New business helps Natalie fulfil her 'crazy chicken lady' destiny

Sheep & beef farmer Natalie Stocker spreads her wings with chicken rearing business.

Gallagher buys up cattle management tech groundbreaker

Gallagher says world's cattle farmers and ranchers hungry for this technology.

Covid-19 highlights labour shortage in seafood industry

Labour shortage in the industry is "a live issue".

PM on carve-out for farmers in EV rebate scheme: 'Strong consideration' but rejected

Feebate scheme could add $3000 to utility vehicles from next year.

Merging of livestock broking firms described as 'win-win'

Livestock broking firms Hazlett and Peter Walsh & Associates are combining.

Another drop in prices at Global Dairy Trade Auction

Prices eased again at the second Global Dairy Trade auction for the new season.

Richard Prebble: New climate report is just socialist quackery

New Climate Change Commission report is neither evidence-based, nor impartial.

Agribusiness morale crashes, leaders' strength sapped - new report

Agribusiness operating under extreme pressure as global food renaissance emerges.

Scales Corp out of the running to purchase Villa Maria

Villa Maria's parent company went into receivership last month.

Petition calls on imported pork to meet NZ's animal welfare standards

"It's time for this cheaper imported pork to either shape up or ship out."