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Govt to review dairy export quota system for first time in 15 years

Industry consultation to start late this year.

Nutting out the challenges facing agriculture

New Zealand's food and fibre commodities are selling at record prices.

Agribusiness and Trade: Horticulture set for growth

New technologies will ensure NZ continues supplying the world with sustainable food.

Nicola Shadbolt: NZ's role in feeding the world needs to be recognised

Understanding our place on the global food map

Barbara Kuriger: Food and fibre has a strong future despite the challenges

Farmers and growers have made good progress towards NZ's environmental goal.

Zespri grower earnings dip, alarm over fruit quality issues

Fruit loss and quality claims expected to keep tracking above normal averages.

Why Zespri's new US market could help grow China exports

Next week's grower vote result also an important pointer to Zespri's future.

Why kiwifruit earnings won't be so juicy this year

Fruit loss significantly above forecast, and returns heading south of June predictions.

Radical change is happening in NZ's finance industry

There will be more innovative social and green finance opportunities for investors.

Foresters mull appeal against Wairoa rates decision

"We believe we have good grounds for an appeal," NZ Forest Owners Association says.

Budget 2022: Māori initiatives get $1b; Pacific spending includes for Dawn Raids

Health, education, employment, economic development, housing and more in the mix.

Will Singapore's Olam get enough milk for its new plant?

Latest dairy manufacturing entrant will need to get out its cheque book.

Climate plan: Eight talking points from Govt's announcement

Things you might have missed in the Emissions Reduction Plan.

Govt ticks Fonterra capital restructure plan - with conditions

Government proposes extra safeguards to improve Fonterra transparency.

Matt Heath: 'Humans have mastered nature'

Or have we? After all: "Wheat conquered the world, but humans did all the hard work."

Double down on criticism of Fonterra's capital rejig

Fonterra's response misses key point of report, authors claim.