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We need economists to illuminate, not to obfuscate, the difficult choices ahead.
Fonterra unit fund chair tells dairy giant to 'buy the fund out'
Fund's market capitalisation has dived by $75m.
Research aims to develop more resilient sauvignon blanc vines
Sauvignon blanc comprises 87 per cent of New Zealand's wine exports.
Hundreds of workers granted border exceptions
Technology specialists and some agricultural workers welcome from early 2022.
Sir George Fistonich files claim for damages over Villa Maria sale
It is the second claim the founder of the winery has brought against the receivers.
Farmers vote strongly in favour of Fonterra revamp
One of the biggest votes in the co-operative's history.
Seven-year high for dairy prices at latest GDT auction
The overall index increased 1.4 per cent to exceed the peak recorded in March 2014.
Apple grower Scales sees profit at top of range
Managing director Andy Borland said it had been another challenging year for the group.
More than 300 lambs worth $40k stolen from mayor's farm
Jason Smith says he can't insure for stock thefts so he'll have to cop the loss.
Fonterra says Cabinet eyes on new capital plan vote this week
Agriculture minister has yet to be persuaded on plan.
Ātihau operation adapts to deal with Covid's impact on markets
The incorporation's earnings were down slightly for the last financial year.
Simon Coley: How business can get past the 'blah, blah' of the climate change debate
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Labour shortages set to hit harder than ever this summer
If you need a summer job, you're in luck. But if you need a summer worker, join the queue.
Strong dairy, meat prices continue to drive record commodity exports
Demand for beef and lamb had sent prices to record highs.
North Otago deer venture enters new territory
Farther and daughter team launch Kauru Hill Venison initiative.
'Good prospect' Tiwai smelter will delay closure if aluminium prices stay high - govt officials
Government confident Tiwai Point smelter will not close if aluminium prices remain high.
Commercial beekeeper numbers drop amid low prices
MPI report shows number of beekeepers with 500 or more hives fell by 9.9 per cent.
Economy to get $13.2 billion boost on rising dairy prices
Strong milk prices mean input cost impact on ebit in first quarter.
Brian Fallow: Aiming low in climate's fight against farm emissions
Bid to cut agricultural emissions could be left behind by events.
Milk prices expected to reach record levels
ANZ has bumped up its 2021-22 forecast by 60c this week to $8.80/kg ms.
Winston Peters says Judith Collins 'failed' big time
"If that's your view of progress and victory, it's a rather perverse view."
LIC appoints new CEO
New CEO David Chin is currently LIC's general manager operations and service.
Fonterra HQ to Waikato Inc: We're not budging from Auckland
Fonterra's Waikato staff presence already significant, says the dairy heavyweight.
Spring growth has farmers 'kicking into gear'
A 10-day stint of good sunshine turns conditions around for South Canterbury farmers.
Scott Tech signs $18.9m deal for world-first beef-boning system
System which will process about 200 carcasses an hour is expected to be launched by 2023.
Is kiwifruit's golden run over? Sector battles low pollination, worker shortage
Zespri halves the number of new Sungold licences and hectares being released next year.
Opinion: Why it's a great time to be a North Island hill country landowner
Farmers no longer need to see sheep and beef as the only land use.
Why this academic says meat co-products aren't so offal
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Mark Lister: OCR hikes - this is going to hurt
COMMENT: Mark Lister says the next 12 months is going to be eventful for the economy
Warning KiwiRail strikes could ricochet in supply chain for weeks
Public sympathy for wage claim tipped to evaporate if supply chain grinds to a halt.
Border reopening not fast enough for rural labour shortages
Rural contractors and dairy sector celebrate border opening but needed workers sooner.