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Annette Scott

Annette Scott

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Agribusiness and Rural Journalist, Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ)

Canterbury

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futures, creative finance, propaganda

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Total articles 642

  • Trade war a bright spot in troubled harvest

    By Annette Scott| Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ) Verified Reading Time: 2 minutesIt takes a team article embed form Harvest has been a struggle this season for arable farmers right across the country, with both too much and too little rain creating challenges. But on the upside Federated Farmers arable section chair David Birkett said as autumn crops go in the ground US President Donald Trump’s global tariffs are looking to sprout up “a few opportunities for arable”.

    By Annette Scott · Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Farmers asked to vote on foot and mouth plans

    By Annette Scott| Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ) Verified Reading Time: 2 minutesIt takes a team article embed form Sheep and beef farmers will get to vote in support of their levy organisation joining the foot and mouth disease national Operational Agreement between the government and the agriculture sector.  Information will be sent this week to everyone on Beef + Lamb New Zealand’s electoral roll informing them of the farmer vote.

    By Annette Scott · Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ)

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Trade war a bright spot in troubled harvest

    By Annette Scott| Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ) Verified Reading Time: 2 minutesIt takes a team article embed form Harvest has been a struggle this season for arable farmers right across the country, with both too much and too little rain creating challenges. But on the upside Federated Farmers arable section chair David Birkett said as autumn crops go in the ground US President Donald Trump’s global tariffs are looking to sprout up “a few opportunities for arable”.

    By Annette Scott · Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ)

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Farmers Weekly (Feilding, NZ)

Manawatu-Wanganui, New Zealand

+64 800 852 580