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Pork battle not over yet
14-05-2012
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Rebecca Harper
National News |
The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
NZ Pork is vowing to continue its fight against a disease with the potential to decimate our pork industry, saying an appeal against a High Court judgement is possible. » Read
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Taylor Preston sets lamb price pace
14-05-2012 |
Alan Williams
National News |
The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
Wellington-based Taylor Preston is setting the pace with winter lamb contracts, including a top price of $6.75/kg. » 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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High country rent relief
14-05-2012 | Annette Scott
Newsmaker | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
It has been a seven year challenge but high country farmers finally have certainty around how their pastoral rents will be fairly calculated. » Read full article
Merino advocate surprised by honour
07-05-2012 | Annette Scott
Newsmaker | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
Bob Todhunter is a man of the high country, a farmer passionate about the genetics of the Merino stud his family founded and continues to run in Mid Canterbury. » Read full article
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Cattle generally hold up
14-05-2012 | Not Specified
Market Wrap | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
The Kumeu cattle market continued to hold up pretty well last Monday, considering grass growth has slowed significantly, reported Chris Humphrey of Livestock Mart Auctions. There were some very nice cattle on offer, and they sold well » Read full article
Big yardings for cattle sales
07-05-2012 | Not Specified
Market Wrap | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
Both the sheep pens and the cattle rostrum were bulging at Stortford Lodge last week, with around 11,800 store lambs, and one of the largest entries of cattle seen this year saw 1200 walk through the ring. » Read full article
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Distractions all part of duck ritual
14-05-2012 | Jamie Mackay
Opinion | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
I know it sounds a bit like the old one about the actress and the bishop, but have you heard the one about the professor, the lawyer, the two farmers, the stock agent, the driller and the Farming Show host? » Read full article
No nonsense please, we’re farmers
07-05-2012 | Alan Emerson
Opinion | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly
The image of farming is a real concern to me - dairy farming in particular. » Read full article
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