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World NewsCheese factories face cuts, closure27-08-2010 | Not Specified World News | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly National Foods has refused to rule out closing plants and cutting staff numbers as it begins an extensive review of its Australian cheese plants. » Read full article UK supermarkets to get watchdog 16-08-2010 | UK Farmers Guardian World News | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly The British government has announced ground-breaking plans to create a supermarket watchdog to investigate and solve supply disputes between farmers and Britain's 10 biggest supermarkets. » Read full article Rural crime cost soars 09-08-2010 | UK Farmers Guardian World News | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly New Zealand farmers are not alone in suffering the attention of criminals. Organised gangs are being blamed for a big increase in the value of farm machinery thefts across Britain. » Read full article BSE controls may be relaxed as incidence falls 02-08-2010 | UK Farmers Guardian World News | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly BSE controls may be relaxed as incidence falls significantly Costly and burdensome BSE restrictions could be soon be relaxed after the European Commission admitted the incidence of disease had fallen significantly in recent years. » Read full article Farming UK's biggest killer industry 12-07-2010 | UK Farmers Guardian World News | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly Shocking new figures showing a big increase in the number of people killed on farms have led to the industry being branded the most dangerous way to make a living in the UK. » Read full article Landmark week for Wilding, Te Mania 12-07-2010 | Hugh Stringleman Lead Story | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly The unheralded, New Zealand-designed FoodCap meat storage and delivery system, to which Te Mania Angus cattle breeder Tim Wilding has hitched his wagon, has secured a breakthrough export order in China. » Read full article Aussie dairying mat out for Chinese 21-06-2010 | Richard Rennie Lead Story | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly Chinese buyers have become a big part of the Australian rural landscape market as New Zealand buyers have faded into the background. » Read full article 'Commie Rudd' taunt at mining tax protest 14-06-2010 | Weekly Times, Australia World News | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly Australian mining magnate Andrew Forrest has accused Prime Minister Kevin Rudd of "turning communist" over his attitude to the proposed super profits tax on miners. » Read full article Pair leave trail of failed deals 14-06-2010 | Richard Rennie Lead Story | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly A land developer who failed to complete purchase of more than $50 million of farm land earlier this year denies he also owes thousands of dollars to people affected by other business dealings. » Read full article Government backstop for companies 14-06-2010 | Bob Edlin Lead Story | The New Zealand Farmers Weekly Meat Industry Association chairman Bill Falconer proposes greater government investment in the country's biggest agricultural and horticultural companies, if that's what's needed to make them bigger but keep them in New Zealand ownership. » Read full article » Next Page |
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