Opinion
Current firearms law is wide of the mark
We need credible and workable firearms laws in New Zealand, says Alan Emerson.
The market needs you to know your numbers
Comprehensive and comprehensible data to back up environmental claims is increasingly the price of doing business, writes Neal Wallace.
Export plans hollow without system change
Daniel Eb says even good goals like the doubling of exports in a decade will fail unless the leaders behind them can develop sector-wide future systems.
A brief history: 125 years of Federated Farmers
The farming and rural advocacy group's origin story began in Kaitaia on 18 September 1899.
Our new foreign policy is moving in the wrong direction
Cosying up to the US is not in New Zealand’s best interests, says Alan Emerson.
Challenges ahead for US, European milk output
While NZ milk production is going great guns, upcoming US and European production reports may reveal constraints.
Within sight of methane’s holy grail
Going by developments on the bolus front, methane reduction may no longer be a pipedream, says Allan Barber.
Vast national restoration project must start locally
Catchment groups are essential to Recloaking Papatūānuku, an ambitious initiative to restore 2 million hectares of native forest and wetlands.
Doubling food & fibre exports starts with us
A strategy without a team behind it is just words on a page, says Kate Scott, who has some ideas for how to build that partnership.
We happen to grow plastic’s natural enemy
As the world wakes up to the devastation wrought by microplastics, says Alan Emerson, our wool marketers are missing a trick.
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