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NZ First ‘keen’ on cowshed solar, not houses
June 11, 2026
Jones is backing Peters' statements calling for the number of gentailers to be "cut in half", saying they need to be broken up to bring power prices down.
What is IrrigationNZ looking for from the next government?
June 11, 2026
IrrigationNZ has launched its 2026 election manifesto, calling for legislative certainty and Crown capital to de-risk new water storage schemes, saying the country cannot afford to keep re-litigating the value of infrastructure built to last a century.
Getting NZ farmers good at making energy
June 11, 2026
Mike Casey from Rewiring Aotearoa is at Fieldays, focusing on removing regulatory barriers around farmers installing solar on farm.
What are Feds looking for from the next government?
Federated Farmers is calling on the next government to shift from regulatory reform to strategic investment in agriculture, releasing a five-point ‘roadmap’ ahead of November.
Pāmu reintroduces PKE following decade-long ban
Pāmu has reintroduced the controversial feed palm kernel expeller (PKE) on its conventional dairy farms, reversing the policy it adopted in 2016. CEO Mark Leslie says sustainability, animal welfare and profitability all contributed to the decision.
Fieldays Preview: A slice of NZ
Fieldays opens at Mystery Creek next Wednesday with more than 1,100 exhibitors, international trade delegations from several countries and favourable weather forecasts expected across all four days.
Price spikes expected for upcoming dairy season
New Zealand's dairy sector has passed the two billion kilogram milk solids mark for the first time, driven by three consecutive seasons of strong milk prices and continued productivity gains on farm.
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Truly integrated farming
A Canterbury farming business has allowed their land to play to its strengths by investing in infrastructure to finetune their operation. Words Anne Lee, Photos Hamish Hobbs.
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