New Zealand Loyal Farming and Agriculture Policy
Farming has been the backbone of New Zealand’s economy, driving growth and recovery. Despite this, farmers are often unfairly vilified. Our policy recognizes the vital role farmers play and seeks to unleash their full potential.
Core Principles
1. Recognition of Farming’s Economic Importance: Farming is a cornerstone of New Zealand’s economy, and its growth and prosperity are essential to the nation’s well-being.
2. Rejection of Unfair Vilification: Farmers are responsible stewards of the land, and the notion that they are reckless environmental destroyers is rejected.
3. Termination of Excessive Regulations: Overregulation has stifled farming growth; most of these regulations will be terminated to allow farmers to thrive.
Protection of Farmers’ Rights
1. Private Property Rights: Farmers’ private property rights will be protected under New Zealand Loyal policies.
2. Self-Defence Rights: Farmers have the right to self-defence, and this will be upheld and protected in accordance with the NZ Loyal Self-Defence Policy.
Direct Market Access
1. Unrestricted Market Access: Farmers will be able to sell their products directly to markets without interference from controlling and price-fixing bodies.
Industry Revitalization
1. New Zealand Wool Industry Revitalization: The wool industry will be revitalized through supportive policies and initiatives.
2. Cottage Industry Growth: Cottage industries related to farming products will be encouraged and supported.
3. Revitalization of Viable Farmland: Viable farmland will be preserved and revitalized, discouraging the conversion of productive land for pine tree planting and carbon credit schemes.
4. Hemp Farming Development: Large-scale hemp farming will be developed and supported in New Zealand, recognizing its potential for sustainable and versatile products.
Climate Change Narrative Rejection
1. Rejection of Climate Change Narratives: The notion that farmers are significant contributors to climate change is rejected; farmers are part of the solution, not the problem.
Ministerial Appointment
1. Practicing Farmer or Market Gardener as Minister: Any future minister of farming and agriculture will be a practicing farmer or market gardener to ensure they understand the challenges faced by the industry.
Inclusion of Orchards and Market Gardeners
1. Inclusive Policy: This policy includes and supports orchards and market gardeners, recognizing their vital contributions to New Zealand’s food production.
Conclusion
Our farming and agriculture policy prioritizes the growth and prosperity of New Zealand’s farming sector, rejects unfair vilification, and supports farmers’ rights and interests.
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