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Subsidy loss will cost dairy farmers a 'low' $4588

Friday 15 Jul 16 12:00pm

Removal of the one-for-two carbon subsidy will cost dairy farmers $4588 and households between $66 and $99 - costs that Climate Change Minister Paula Bennett says are “relatively low”.

Dairy costs could rise by $4588

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