Power to the people, but who will pay?
It’s all very well to promise decentralisation, but the demographics might not support this government reset, writes Bryan Gibson.
Govt’s wool pledge could shift market
The government owns so many buildings, its pledge to use wool in them where feasible could kickstart a recovery in strong-wool prices, says Bremworth CEO.
‘Methane-cutting tools on track for 2030’
AgriZero funds companies developing tech to help NZ farms meet emissions goals.
‘New thinking needed for ag to thrive’
BLNZ Emerging Achiever points out what her generation can bring to industry.
NZ values its farmers, study finds
There’s no rural-urban divide, research finds, but better dialogue could help air concerns.
FAR and the role of arable in agriculture
CEO of FAR Alison Stewart chats with Bryan about her career journey and passion for the arable sector.
Value for farmers is focus of new DairyNZ CEO
Campbell Parker talks about the priorities for the levy body as he takes the reins.
Just tell us what you believe in
We know more about what political hopefuls in the general election stand against than what they stand for, writes Bryan Gibson.
Docking pain protocol could be on its way, researcher says
Pain relief will be required of top-end Merino suppliers, and there are hints the practice might become universal.
UK FTA already paying dividends, but post-covid China hits different
Meat Industry association highlights significant increase in value and volume into UK market.