Rural News
Angus Kebbell reports that despite record prices for livestock and dairy, farmers still think they are hard done by and want a 'balance' more in their economic favour between environment protections and their trading outcomes
23rd Aug 25, 9:33am
Angus Kebbell reports that despite record prices for livestock and dairy, farmers still think they are hard done by and want a 'balance' more in their economic favour between environment protections and their trading outcomes
Fonterra's sale of its consumer business to French giant Lactalis will deliver a $3.2 bln tax-free boost for shareholders, and it retains supply agreements for iconic dairy brands Anchor and Mainland
22nd Aug 25, 8:45am
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Fonterra's sale of its consumer business to French giant Lactalis will deliver a $3.2 bln tax-free boost for shareholders, and it retains supply agreements for iconic dairy brands Anchor and Mainland
Fonterra's now indicating farmer shareholders will get $10.15 per kilogram of milk solids for the season that finished in May
21st Aug 25, 10:42am
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Fonterra's now indicating farmer shareholders will get $10.15 per kilogram of milk solids for the season that finished in May
New Zealand beef exporters cope with first impact of US tariff rise
Angus Kebbell talks to Fed Farmers dairy boss about the pressures they are facing and how they are using their new influence in Government to push their wish-lists
16th Aug 25, 9:10am
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Angus Kebbell talks to Fed Farmers dairy boss about the pressures they are facing and how they are using their new influence in Government to push their wish-lists
Any capital gains or wealth tax Labour proposes before the 2026 election will be designed to avoid making it harder for the next generation of farmers to buy productive land
15th Aug 25, 9:44am
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Any capital gains or wealth tax Labour proposes before the 2026 election will be designed to avoid making it harder for the next generation of farmers to buy productive land
Farm groups argue law change to save farmland from the spread of forestry is insufficient, foresters think it goes too far
14th Aug 25, 2:11pm
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Farm groups argue law change to save farmland from the spread of forestry is insufficient, foresters think it goes too far
New investor to take 65% control of Alliance Group for $250 mln with most of that used to pay down existing debt
12th Aug 25, 10:54am
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New investor to take 65% control of Alliance Group for $250 mln with most of that used to pay down existing debt
Big financial windfall for NZ dairy farmers gets closer as Fonterra moves toward the final stages of selling some of its household brand names such as Anchor and Mainland
11th Aug 25, 9:49am
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Big financial windfall for NZ dairy farmers gets closer as Fonterra moves toward the final stages of selling some of its household brand names such as Anchor and Mainland
Allan Barber says the 'whingeing' about the butter price says much about how many of us fundamentally misunderstand how we pay our way in the world, and overlooks much that is positive in the rural sector
6th Aug 25, 11:33am
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Allan Barber says the 'whingeing' about the butter price says much about how many of us fundamentally misunderstand how we pay our way in the world, and overlooks much that is positive in the rural sector
ANZ's Commodity Prices Index shed 1.8% in July as dairy prices eased
5th Aug 25, 1:49pm
ANZ's Commodity Prices Index shed 1.8% in July as dairy prices eased
Multiple offers to restructure meat processor Alliance Group are firming up with an Irish bid from Dawn Meats a likely front runner
4th Aug 25, 10:44am
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Multiple offers to restructure meat processor Alliance Group are firming up with an Irish bid from Dawn Meats a likely front runner
Better use of bobby calves from the dairy industry combined with sex-selected semen is the path to the future, says Keith Woodford
29th Jul 25, 2:56pm
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Better use of bobby calves from the dairy industry combined with sex-selected semen is the path to the future, says Keith Woodford
Seasonal slowdowns in China and India, combined with weak domestic demand has been matched by reduced harvest volumes, keeping the log market steady
28th Jul 25, 11:27am
Seasonal slowdowns in China and India, combined with weak domestic demand has been matched by reduced harvest volumes, keeping the log market steady
The Federated Farmers July confidence survey found farmer perceptions of current economic conditions have risen to their highest level in almost a decade
28th Jul 25, 8:06am
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The Federated Farmers July confidence survey found farmer perceptions of current economic conditions have risen to their highest level in almost a decade