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"Because things don't always go as planned"
In today’s current climate, New Zealand farmers are exposed to many unforeseen events that can severely affect the day to day operation and financial performance of a farm or agricultural business. A changing environmental, economic and political climate means farmers and managers seek greater insurance cover for their assets and livelihood.
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Cow struck by lightning
During a recent Northland storm a farmer's cow was struck by lightning and died.
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Fire spreads to farm
A Nelson apple orchardist had his reignited fire spread across to a neighbouring property.
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Organic food on rise - but birds not so keen
New Zealanders are eating organic produce at a growing rate - but garden birds may not be so keen, two new reports reveal.The 2010 New Zealand Organic Sector Report by Otago University found land dedicated to certified organic...
4.00 AM 31 May 2010::NZHerald Farm Feed
Deborah Coddington : Nats fail to see the folly of selling valuable farm assets
When two foes such as Green Party co-leader Russel Norman and Federated Farmers dairy chairman Lachlan McKenzie agree on something you'd think the National Government would sit up and take notice.United against the takeover by...
4.00 AM 30 May 2010::NZHerald Farm Feed
Crafar buyer faces ban
May Wang, the controversial businesswoman fronting a Chinese bid for the 16 Crafar dairy farms, may be banned as a company director and manager.The Registrar of Companies is "currently considering exercising his powers" under...
4.00 AM 30 May 2010::NZHerald Farm Feed
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