Cows and pasture are not the villains in climate change, but could instead be our saviours, says Hawke’s Bay farmer, soil scientist and consultant Phyllis Tichinin.

Fonterra is beginning to install new milk vat monitoring systems over the next couple of years.

For the past decade, European fertiliser spreader manufacturer Sulky has been offering Fertitest, a service designed to assist with the configuration and effective use of the brand’s spreaders.

A Monosem Monoshox NG Plus M pneumatic planter, with double discs and individual seeding units, has proved to be the perfect choice for Murray and Nick Johns.

AMAZONE has raised the bar in the area of partial width spraying technology.

The latest addition to the long running Ford Ranger line-up, is the return of the FX4.

A Taranaki farmer’s 40-year commitment to breeding Holstein Friesians is set to come to an emotional end.

A board position with the Dairy Women’s Network has opened up as Waikato dairy farmer Tracy Brown steps down from her role as a trustee.

For everyone involved in food production today, traceability and transparency are ever present considerations. 

A new Regional Leader of the Year Award has been established by Dairy Women’s Network.

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