It's been a good summer in Wairarapa with rain at the right times to keep grass and crops going.

Global market conditions for dairy products point to at least two more seasons of low milk payouts in New Zealand, Westland Milk Products told shareholders yesterday.

Two internationally renowned presenters will provide Fonterra farmers with their expert views at upcoming Shareholders' Council 'Grow Your Mind Seminars' (GYMS).

At every interview for a farm position, a key question for an applicant is, "How much rostered time off do I get?" Your answer can influence the job's appeal.

Recently launched by grassland specialist Kuhn, the SW 4014 wraps square or round bales, notably using the unique AutoLoad function.

Power Farming recently introduced a number of new models and upgrades to the Deutz Fahr tractor ranges for the 2016 season.

Peat soil are a fragile and important part of our lowland ecosystems that regulate water flows and quality.

The fight is on against the pest velvetleaf.

At dairy farmer Scott Ricketts' Oxford farm, there's a war going on: his crops are under attack from white butterfly so he's called in air support to gain the upper hand.

The owners of one of New Zealand's largest dairy operations, the Van Leeuwen Dairy Group, say the operation is alive and well.

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