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09 July 2022

Climate Change Commission supports farm-level GHG pricing approach

Agricultural emissions should be priced at the farm-level outside the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme, says Climate Change Commission Chair Dr Rod Carr....

02 July 2022

Arable's time to shine

It's time to celebrate arable...but we need your help!...

26 June 2022

Reducing synthetic N use with alternative N sources

Interested in being part of a project aimed at find ways to reduce the financial and environmental impacts of synthetic nitrogen. Keep reading... ...

25 June 2022

Fall armyworm response update

Work continues to evaluate the degree of spread and the degree of risk posed by fall armyworm. ...

08 June 2022

FAR's response to HWEN split gas farm-level levy recommendation

HWEN is recommending the Farm-Level Split Gas Levy, to be introduced through a transition process from 2025. ...

08 June 2022

Split-gas farm level levy recommended by He Waka Eke Noa

The Primary Sector Climate Action Partnership, He Waka Eke Noa, is recommending that the best alternative to pricing agricultural emissions through the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme (NZ ETS) is a farm-level split-gas levy with built-in incentives to reduce emissions and sequester carbon, starting from 2025....

03 June 2022

How the public sees our industry

There's increasing confidence in agriculture by the New Zealand public....

29 April 2022

Report fall armyworm!

Biosecurity New Zealand and primary sector partners are continuing to respond to the discovery of fall armyworm and thank all farmers and growers for keeping an eye out and reporting signs of this moth pest....

14 April 2022

Fall armyworm in Waikato

North Island sweetcorn and maize growers should be keeping an eye out for fall armyworm, which has now been identified in Waikato....

01 April 2022

Agricultural emissions pricing consultation period concludes

Many thanks to all who attended webinars, watched podcasts and completed the agricultural emissions pricing options survey. ...

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