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Quality key for buyers
30-01-2012 |
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Market Wrap |
The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
Small yardings of sheep have been common around the country in the last week, and prices are generally easing from the pre-Christmas levels, but demand remains reasonably strong, particularly for good quality offerings. » Read
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Skills shortage in ag science ranks
23-01-2012 |
Annette Scott
Lead Story |
The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
New Zealand has identified a shortage of highly skilled people to fill agricultural science jobs, but opening up to migrant workers may not be the big fix. » Read
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Pig producers protest prices
21-03-2011 | UK Farmers Guardian
World News | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
British pig producers have descended on Westminster and demanded action from retailers in the face of mounting production costs. » Read full article
Japan quake delivers commodity shudder
21-03-2011 | Richard Smith
World News | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
Beef + Lamb New Zealand's Japan and South Korea market manager was in Seoul when the earthquake hit March 11 at 2:56 PM, and his flight to Japan was delayed three hours. Richard Smith reports from Tokyo. » Read full article
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Shearing records smashed
23-01-2012 | Andrew Stewart
Newsmaker | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
World shearing records have been tumbling in the King Country this month and one family in particular has been in the thick of it. » Read full article
Heading into uncharted waters
16-01-2012 | Tim Fulton
Newsmaker | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
Water and land policy in Mackenzie Basin is starting to look like the Royal Commission into Genetic Modification: if the science of a venture is uncertain, strike it out. » Read full article
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Quality key for buyers
30-01-2012 | Not Specified
Market Wrap | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
Small yardings of sheep have been common around the country in the last week, and prices are generally easing from the pre-Christmas levels, but demand remains reasonably strong, particularly for good quality offerings. » Read full article
Northern prices stay strong
23-01-2012 | Not Specified
Market Wrap | Website
Sales are again in full swing around the country after the Christmas/New Year break. Markets have remained strong in the North Island, and recent rain in Southland could explain strengthening demand there, although demand for store lambs in Mid Canterbury was down. » Read full article
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Time for NZ to sack the queen?
23-01-2012 | Alan Emerson
Opinion | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
I’ve always been proud of being a Kiwi and I owe no allegiance to anywhere else. » Read full article
Beware: Golf bore now bad back bore
16-01-2012 | Steve Wyn-Harris
Opinion | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
There is nothing worse than a golf bore. Actually there is. There are those beggars who moan about how sore their backs are. » Read full article
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