Rural News
Allan Barber reports Alliance sees a return to profit, but no salvation from endemic underperformance. Too much debt, and a history of not resolving that, brings the banks back into the driver's seat
21st Apr 25, 1:01pm
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Allan Barber reports Alliance sees a return to profit, but no salvation from endemic underperformance. Too much debt, and a history of not resolving that, brings the banks back into the driver's seat
Woolgrowers finally get direct government support for their product, hoping this will be a catalyst for wider community acceptance of a once-proud product that has been passed by recently
12th Apr 25, 9:20am
Woolgrowers finally get direct government support for their product, hoping this will be a catalyst for wider community acceptance of a once-proud product that has been passed by recently
Grasslands Technology says technology has moved on to where genetically modified plants could co-exist with the organic sector, as proven in other countries
5th Apr 25, 9:00am
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Grasslands Technology says technology has moved on to where genetically modified plants could co-exist with the organic sector, as proven in other countries
Rabobank has a quick rundown on how the new sudden US tariffs will affect agri-exports, not only to the US, but also to our wider international trading partners
3rd Apr 25, 8:14pm
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Rabobank has a quick rundown on how the new sudden US tariffs will affect agri-exports, not only to the US, but also to our wider international trading partners
Allan Barber points out the sort of damage the 'dinosaur' views of some in the rural sector could do if they won the argument to abandon our climate commitments. It would be a spectacular trade own-goal
1st Apr 25, 11:42am
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Allan Barber points out the sort of damage the 'dinosaur' views of some in the rural sector could do if they won the argument to abandon our climate commitments. It would be a spectacular trade own-goal
Immediate outlook for log exports is not great and prices are likely to soften on weak China demand, a very competitive Indian market, & higher shipping costs. Domestic demand will be no saviour
31st Mar 25, 10:00am
Immediate outlook for log exports is not great and prices are likely to soften on weak China demand, a very competitive Indian market, & higher shipping costs. Domestic demand will be no saviour
David Norton on the upcoming limits to widespread conversion of productive farmland into exotic plantations while still allowing for sustainable afforestation that maintains biodiversity
29th Mar 25, 9:19am
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David Norton on the upcoming limits to widespread conversion of productive farmland into exotic plantations while still allowing for sustainable afforestation that maintains biodiversity
With prices rising, and volumes surging, cherry exports are booming into healthy demand, especially in Asian, American and Middle East markets
25th Mar 25, 2:54pm
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With prices rising, and volumes surging, cherry exports are booming into healthy demand, especially in Asian, American and Middle East markets
Dairy giant Fonterra is paying its shareholder farmers a 22c interim dividend, up from 15c last year and narrowed its forecast milk price range - although the 'midpoint' for this is still a record $10.00
20th Mar 25, 8:54am
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Dairy giant Fonterra is paying its shareholder farmers a 22c interim dividend, up from 15c last year and narrowed its forecast milk price range - although the 'midpoint' for this is still a record $10.00
Kevin Connolly, an Irish financial management specialist, discusses the common issues family farms face that require a blend of financial acumen, long-term planning, and adaptability
15th Mar 25, 9:32am
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Kevin Connolly, an Irish financial management specialist, discusses the common issues family farms face that require a blend of financial acumen, long-term planning, and adaptability
Forsyth Barr analysts say record-high milk prices, boosted by a weak Kiwi dollar, robust Fonterra dividends and stabilising costs is driving on-farm returns to levels not experienced before
13th Mar 25, 2:29pm
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Forsyth Barr analysts say record-high milk prices, boosted by a weak Kiwi dollar, robust Fonterra dividends and stabilising costs is driving on-farm returns to levels not experienced before
Rabobank analysts say high and rising beef prices in the US and Canada will draw in imports including from New Zealand where prices are also rising, while production isn't
10th Mar 25, 10:01am
Rabobank analysts say high and rising beef prices in the US and Canada will draw in imports including from New Zealand where prices are also rising, while production isn't
When you can’t see processes happening, it is up to research to find practices that work and preventing wasted resources on those that don’t
8th Mar 25, 9:56am
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When you can’t see processes happening, it is up to research to find practices that work and preventing wasted resources on those that don’t
Demand growth will keep inventories low in dairy markets and higher prices are not expected to bring a surge in supply because global production rises from here are only expected to be modest
7th Mar 25, 9:23am
Demand growth will keep inventories low in dairy markets and higher prices are not expected to bring a surge in supply because global production rises from here are only expected to be modest
State-owned farmer Pāmu hauls itself out of the economic mire and turns a $62m profit
4th Mar 25, 10:35am
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State-owned farmer Pāmu hauls itself out of the economic mire and turns a $62m profit