Pricing Agricultural Emissions: Submission
Pricing Agricultural Emissions. Submission by: Rural Advocacy Network Date: 18 November 2022 (1) Rural Advocacy Network (RAN) was...
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Claire Inkson
Aug 25, 20223 min read
Chairman's report from Jamie McFadden
Rural Advocacy Network AGM 2022 – Chairman's report. When the Hurunui SNA Group formed 22 years ago, one of our founding principles was...
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Claire Inkson
Jun 24, 20223 min read
June 23rd 2022 Update
Hi all. Recently there have been 2 major policy announcements that will have, if adopted, massive implications for farmers. In both cases...
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Bex Green
Apr 28, 20212 min read
What do SNAs mean?
In July this year new legislation, the NPS Indigenous Biodiversity is due to be released. The key part to this legislation is Significant...
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Bex Green
Apr 18, 20211 min read
Letter to our National Farming Groups
In May 2020 we wrote to our Industry Groups and Federated Farmers outlining a range of concerns over environmental regulations and the...
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Bex Green
Mar 30, 20211 min read
Surveys on your land
Many landowners are allowing access for surveys of native bush, wetlands etc without realising the implications. The attached advisory...
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Bex Green
Mar 18, 20211 min read
Groundswell NZ South Island Tour
Groundswell NZ are a new grass roots farmer organization started in Southland/Otago whom are striving for sensible, sustainable and...
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Jamie McFaddon
Mar 4, 20211 min read
Media Complaint March Stuff 2021
Over the past 2 years Rural Advocacy Network (RAN) has challenged a number of media articles for inaccuracies and lack of balance. This...
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Jamie McFaddon
Jun 14, 20203 min read
Much still muddies issues around fresh water
By JAMIE MCFADDEN, chairman of the Rural Advocacy Network Some farming leaders and commentators are premature in celebrating changes to...
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Jamie McFaddon
Mar 2, 20202 min read
PULPIT: Policy penalises good farmers
The reason an impressive 2.8 million hectares of native vegetation remains on sheep and beef farms is because landowners have chosen to...
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