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Kiwis now outnumbered by cows The Australian Statistics New Zealand said that a record 5.8 million dairy cattle were counted in the year ending June 2009 - more than one animal for each of the … National dairy herd hits new highNational Business Review Dairy herds rise as sheep numbers fallRadio New Zealand NZ dairy herd now matches human populationScoop.co.nz (press release) New Zealand Herald -The Press Association all 167 news articles »

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Collapse from snow folds last county dairy farm Cumberland Times-News At the time of collapse, 38 head of dairy cattle were inside the single-story building, though none suffered serious injury. “There's no longer a dairy farm …

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When Federated Farmers Asks, The Government Listens Voxy "To that end, we look forward to seeing proposals to potentially amend the Dairy Industry Restructuring Act 2001 and we fully support our farming colleagues … and more »

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Key foreshadows GST rise, tax cuts Radio New Zealand Fonterra's capital restructuring proposal may also require the Government to amend the Dairy Industry Restructuring Act 2001. The Government will focus this … and more »

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RAW DATA: John Key's speech National Business Review Fonterra's capital restructuring proposal may require the Government to amend the Dairy Industry Restructuring Act 2001, which governs competition in the … and more »

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Dairy cow numbers hit record hit Stuff.co.nz HIGH: dairy cattle numbers hit a record high in the year to June 2009, with there now being one milking cow for every New Zealander. … Dairy herds rise - sheep numbers fallRadio New Zealand all 12 news articles »

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Surinder Sud: Build Brand Buffalo Business Standard However, regardless of all this, the buffalo remains a rather neglected animal, with greater emphasis on other cattle in the dairy development programmes. …

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Could cows hold the cure for Crohn's? Macleans.ca … a common intestinal illness that affects cattle and other ruminants. On Jan. 1, Ontario's dairy industry launched an unprecedented four-year mass …

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Get Your Gen Mo Out of My Food Yo: Part VI – Banning together Conducive Chronicle Meat and Dairy industry. Not hungry people. Oh, and there's the minor issue that factory cattle, pig, (etc etc etc) farming is an industry that lends itself … and more »

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Japanese brewers Kirin, Suntory end merger talks Reuters It spent $1.5 billion in the past two years to buy Australia's National Foods and Dairy Farmers and another $2.8 billion to take full ownership of brewer … and more »

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