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Each year, New Zealand imports about 2 million tonnes of palm kernel expeller (PKE), a by-product of palm-oil processing in Indonesia and Malaysia, to feed dairy cows, at a cost of NZ$800 million.

There are many choices we can make to decrease our carbon and land footprints, and food is a big part of it – especially at Christmas

Geopolitical issues have caused fertilizer prices to soar. Also, the domestic fertilizer industry is poised to grow as the demand for fertilizers remains strong. Therefore, fundamentally sound fertilizer stocks Nutrien (NTR), CF Industries Holdings (CF), and The Mosaic Company (MOS) could be smart additions to your portfolio. Keep reading….

Italy's ruling right-wing coalition is set to loosen hunting rules to deal with what the country's farming lobby calls an "invasion" of wild boars.

The Government's Christmas gift to the primary sector all but neuters the farm emissions levy, writes Marc Daalder.

Europe is enduring the most devastating bird flu season in its history, with some 50 million birds slaughtered on affected farms, European health authorities say.

The recent alleged spotlight shooting of a bull in regional Victoria is part of a worrying trend, police say, with reports of homes and livestock hit by bullets.

Wellington (AFP) - New Zealand's government on Wednesday outlined changes to controversial plans to tax the farts and burps of livestock, but a leading farmers group said it was still opposed to the emissions reduction scheme.

The New Zealand government said on Wednesday that having listened to concerns raised by farm groups it was making changes to its proposed plans to price agricultural long-lived gases and biogenic methane that mainly comes from cow and sheep burps.