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Recent Posts
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- Fonterra’s strategic reset interacts with new Board dynamics.
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- Mycoplasma communication team needs to play with a straight bat
- The sun must never set on New Zealand’s agriculture
- A2 becomes a global dairy disruptor
- Mycoplasma bovis compensation mired in delays as plot thickens
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- Fonterra’s China Farms are a target for asset sales
- Dairy co-operatives struggle without retained earnings
- Scratching beneath the surface of Fonterra’s accounts
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- MPI needs new thinking and more transparency
- Exchange rate reset will breathe new life to agriculture
- Why is Fonterra so bad at international ventures?
- Sheep meats are in a sweet spot
- Mycoplasma bovis compensation is a mixed bag with big delays and lots of angst
- Mycoplasma bovis: spring testing of bulk milk can be both hit and miss
- Dairy herds may change from black and white to brown and brindle
- Mycoplasma bovis: the supposed facts don’t line up
- NZ dairy challenged by need for strategic reset
- Mycoplasma bovis: battle fatigue is growing but Government claims to be resolute
- Mycoplasma bovis can transfer to sheep, goats, deer, pigs and poultry
- Mycoplasma bovis: how long has it been here?
- A smorgasbord of agricultural issues
- Mycoplasma bovis: European semen is the likely source
- Mycoplasma bovis – focusing on the immediate
- Mycoplasma bovis – what does ‘phased eradication’ mean?
- Mycoplasma bovis: do we need to go so fast and should the North and South Islands be managed separately?
- Government must step back from Mycoplasma bovis
- Mycoplasma bovis: the ground has shifted with a megathrust
- Short and long-lived greenhouse gases need separate regulatory baskets
- In search of a rational debate about water
- Peak milk, peak cows and Fonterra’s dilemma
- A2 shifts from a brand to a category, with Nestle and Mengniu now on board
- Mycoplasma saga has long way to run
- Why has Fonterra gone A2?
- A2 herd conversion strategies
- The High Country is a battle ground
- A2 plus Fonterra is a seismic shift
- How leasehold values have influenced High-Country reform
- High Country Tenure and Quiet Enjoyment
- Mycoplasma bovis is unlikely to go away
- Dairy on-farm debt leaves little headroom
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