Maja Burry

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

New figures from the Real Estate Institute show farms sales in the year to November are down nearly 13 percent on the year prior. Audio

An Auckland academic says water reforms proposed in September will not harm the economy the way its opponents say it will. Audio

Plant-based diets are in the news, but how is a lifestyle based on them received in New Zealand, where the consumption of meat is so much a part of our history? NZBS students explore the issue.  Audio

Fonterra has paid nearly 30 million dollars to gain almost full control of the Chilean milk processor Prolesur. Audio

Much to the surprise of the market, dairy prices experienced their first significant fall in months at the latest Global Dairy Trade Auction overnight. Audio

The fruit and vegetable company T&G Global has agreed to purchase the domestic part of the produce, marketing and distribution company Freshmax NZ. Audio

Six large exporting organisations are urging members of the World Trade Organisation Members to take steps to fix its trade disputes mechanism. Audio

The Dairy Companies Association of New Zealand says the European Union is incrementally curbing New Zealand's right to use long standing names for cheese like Feta. Audio

Rising commodity prices has helped drive a rebound in farmer confidence. Audio

Federated Famers South Canterbury president says flood waters in the area haven't receeded as hoped and affected farmers remain in survival mode. Audio

One of eight raw milk producers raided by the Ministry for Primary Industries this week insists the milk he produces is healthy and he should not have been targeted. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

Fonterra has increased its forecast Farmgate Milk Price by 25 cents to a midway point of 7 dollars 30 per kilogram of milk solids. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio