At least 50% of milking plants in New Zealand do not have automatic cup removers, says Milktech NZ.

Fencing specialist Strainrite has expanded its range of electric fence energisers.

Call them what you will, but UTVs, side x sides or ROVs have found a place in much of rural New Zealand.

After forty years working as an AI technician for Livestock Improvement Co, Alex Macmillan (81) now farms beef cattle at Pipiwai, Northland.

Pöttinger has redesigned its Novadisc rear-mounted mowers.

Ag and Civil Direct, a division of Waikato Tractors, Hamilton, is to distribute the Shelbourne Reynolds range of farm equipment manufactured in the UK.

The new Holden Tourer may be just the ticket for Kiwi families wanting to go on adventures.

Irrigating farmers in the Amuri district in North Canterbury are continuing to record improved environmental performance.

Seek expert advice to understand how to meet new effluent management regulations in your region, advices Tainui Group Holdings (TGH) primary industries manager Mark Jackways.

Winter and early spring are when nutrients are most at risk of getting lost from farms, writes Bala Tikkisetty, sustainable agriculture advisor at Waikato Regional Council.

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