Listen: Alternative proteins an opportunity, not a threat
ASB's Richard Hegan on the emergence of plant-based alternative proteins.
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Opinion: Red meat – To have or have not?
Fiona Greig looks at alternative proteins and the environment in relation to meat diets.
Virgin Australia's Kiwi response to Air NZ's 'Impossible burger'
They're taking our passengers, and now they want to take our beautiful New Zealand meat!
Health and environment: the twin threats to the meat industry
Some researchers suggest we shouldn't eat more than a 100g of red meat a week.
Precautions for feeder calf sales in Tararua
Cow sales are still going strong despite fears of mycoplasma bovis.
Levin stock report
Levin stock sale was down on numbers but what was here was of good quality.
Stortford Lodge: Smaller lambs sought at market
Farmers paid for longer-term lambs at yesterday's Stortford Lodge store sale.
Romney breeders reminisce about sheep industry
Romney sheep have been a crucial part in shaping the NZ farm industry.
MPI Wool summit to seek to offer answers for future
A wool summit aims to offer innovative solutions for the future of the wool industry.
Stortford Lodge: Winter's arrival seen in full pens
Stock came in big numbers this June at Stortford Lodge.
Stortford Lodge: Chathams flock brings strong prices
Short-term store lambs made good money at yesterday's Stortford Lodge sale.
Listen: Applications open for SFF Youth Scholarships
Silver Fern Farms chairman encourages applications for SFF National Youth Scholarships.
Hemingford Charolais Stud fetches highest price in 16 years
A North Canterbury cattle stud has received the highest price paid for a Charolais bull.
How native forest on farms is helping environment
Research looking at role of carbon sequestration on sheep and beef farms in New Zealand.
Watch: Top prices at sheep dog sale
At this year's PGG Wrightson auction top prices were paid for top dogs.
All 31 bullls sold at Glanworth Angus sale
Glanworth Angus had a perfect sale day on June 28, where all 31 bulls were sold.
Stortford Lodge: In-lamb ewes in demand, cattle less so
The latest on the Stortford Lodge stock sales.
'Fake meat burgers could be good for industry'
Air New Zealand's decisions 'not always smart', says agriculture minister.
A strong bull-selling season in Southland and Otago
Prices are up and bull breeders are happy following a successful selling season.
Liam Dann: Predicting end of cash is bananas
COMMENT: Our lamb exports and cheap bananas are a reminder that future never goes to plan.
Stortford Lodge: Mahurangi Station bulls in demand
Good cattle sold well but others were hard work at yesterday's Stortford Lodge store sale.
Knauf family celebrate steak of origin title
The Grand Champion Steak of Origin came from Hawke's Bay.
Suffolk ewe lamb sale prices top expectations
Sale attracted large number of tour participants and buyers.
Red Meat Profit Partnership: Brainstorm ideas to increase profitability
Red Meat Profit Partnership is offering funding to farmers in the form of action groups.
Challenges reason for levy rise, farmers told
Sheep levy is proposed to increase by 10c to 70c a head and the beef levy by 80c to $5.20.
Golden Fleece event showcases mohair and alpaca fleeces
The mohair and alpaca fleeces entered at Golden Fleeces were or remarkable quality.
Success for first Dandeleith stock sale
Dandeleith's first on-farm bull sale was very successful.
Mt Mable Angus bulls under the hammer
Mt Mable Angus held its 33rd annual sale on Monday June 11.
Fossil Creek angus sale brings solid prices
A top price of $18,500 was achieved at last week's Fossil Creek Angus sale in North Otago.
Top quality bull brings in big bucks at Maraetotara sale
A top quality bull sold for a record-breaking sum at a recent Hawke's Bay sale.
Silly message rings true
A claim that lamb's wool has hit the $4/kg-$5/kg mark may not be as silly as it sounds.
Final sheep sale held at Allanton saleyards
Central Otago's Allanton stock sale ended yesterday after going for over a century.