Farmers are calling for the replacement of resource consents with farm plans to reduce bureaucracy, increase productivity, and restore confidence in the sector.
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Yeah, other things under the uh cut the cost of farming uh section is uh use farm plans to replace resource consents. Yeah, we're on track with that one and introduce no new taxes for farmers. Number two on your wish list of five, empower community conservation. And I really like this one, Wayne. Permanently doubling funding for the QE2 National Trust. To be honest, it needs to be quadruple.
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pragmatic reform to simplify farming compliance
The Country 08/06/26: Wayne Langford talks to Jamie MackaySpotted something wrong on this page? Report a correction.
