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Turbulence in NZ Topdressing Industry

by AgAir Update Staff
February 13, 2025
in International
Reading Time: 1 min read
Turbulence in NZ Topdressing Industry

Bruce Peterson, the chairman of the NZ Agricultural Aviation Association, says while business is slowly picking up, the industry has endured a difficult three years. Photo: File farmersweekly.co.nz

Five aerial topdressing operators have left the industry and one was recently placed in liquidation as a lean few years and soaring compliance and maintenance costs take a toll on the sector.

Bruce Peterson, the chairman of the NZ Agricultural Aviation Association, said while business is slowly picking up, the industry has endured a difficult three years with fertiliser applications halving during some of that period.

“There has not been the work out there,” he says.

Read the full story on FarmersWeekly.co.nz

Source: Farmers Weekly NZ

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