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At the yards: Plenty of calves at Levin stock sales
It was a good strong sale on calves at Levin
Mating stats reveal opportunity
New herd reproduction data released by LIC shows good news for the industry
Quality stock attracts buyers to feeder-calf sale
Central Hawke's Bay farmers get out the wallet at Dannevirke A&P Showgrounds.
Feilding stock sale
Feilding Supplementary Hogget Fair took just over one hour to sell 7100 hoggets
Listen: Rabobank's Georgia Twomey on strong wool
Sydney-based Rabobank commodity analyst tackles strong wool industry woes in New Zealand.
Prime hoggets softer as ewe, cow prices firm
The various sections of yesterday's Feilding Prime Stock Sale moved in different direction
End of beef prices golden run looming
The end of a strong run for New Zealand's beef export trade is looming
Listen: Why millennials are the key to wool's future
Wools of New Zealand board member talks about her optimism for the wool industry.
Dunedin produces mastitis diagnostics
A Dunedin-based startup has produced a diagnostic test kit to check mastitis
Calf prices steady at Dannevirke sale
August 21 saw prices rise a fraction on last Thursday and hold steady over the season.
Mangatainoka calf sales buoyant
August sales were very buoyant, according to PGG Wrightson's stock agent Tim Pickering
Hunt on for Bay's top beef producer
Beef producers being asked to compete in first "The Best of the Bay Beef" competition.
SFF shipping chilled beef to test Chinese market
Silver Fern Farms will send chilled beef to China as part of a six-month trial.
At the yards: Calf prices steady
It was finally good to see some sunshine for the Levin Stock Sale.
End of golden run looms for beef exports
The end of a strong run for New Zealand's beef export trade is looming.
Lamb, bull prices remain strong
The demand was strong for a big yarding of about 5300 sheep.
Winter blamed for slowdown
There were 1739 farm sales in the year to July 2017, 1.5 per cent fewer than 2016.
Feilding prime stock sale
There was little of note about yesterday's Feilding Prime Stock Sale.
Keen advocate of the tri-use sheep
Strong wool had "lost its gloss", and Lucy Griffiths wants to change this.
Last-minute steak entry wins for Graeme
A spur of the moment entry into Steak of Origin competition won gold and bronze for Graeme
Strong feeder calf sale at Mangatainoka
A yarding of 220 feeder calves at the PGG Wrightson's Mangatainoka sale sold well.
Koputoroa pupils learn the wonders of wool
There was no need to go to a woolshed for Koputaroa students - the woolshed came to them.
Small sale for Levin after rain
A small Levin Sale after a night of heavy rain, with only one pen lamb $80 and two heifers
Owners warned to keep dogs under control
Dogs running rampant has been distressing pregnant and lambed ewes.
Stortford lodge sale
A small yarding of store lambs sold to strong demand at yesterday's Stortford Lodge sale
Perfect banger under scrutiny
Judgement time is drawing nearer for the nation's best tasting sausage
Robertson brothers excel in stock judging
James and William Robertson have won top team in the CRV Ambreed Stock Judging Competition
Listen: Nathan Penny's rural economy report
ASB's rural economist Nathan Penny takes a look at wool, lamb, beef and dairy prospects.
New directors for Wools of NZ Board
Three new appointments to the Board of Wools of New Zealand send a clear message
Crossbred prices fall, buyers chasing merino
South Island wool sale in Christchurch shows serious drop in Crossbred wool prices.
Understanding meat behind marketing
Wayne Cameron knows how to market meat. He's done it all - from producer to restaurateur