A discussion on how escalating fuel and fertiliser costs are severely impacting arable farmers, particularly due to pre-season contracts and high diesel consumption, with real-world examples from Otago farmers highlighting financial strain and operational risks.
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Yeah, so there's no way that transaction is going to take place. Yeah, so the there's a little bit of political stuff that's going on here. But you have tip to Winston because what he's actually pointing out is that we've got problems across the banking sector in New Zealand in regard to competition.
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rising input costs threaten profitability
The Country 19/05/26: Cameron Bagrie talks to Jamie Mackayfarmers bear hidden burden of rising fuel prices
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