Plenty has been written about the dramatic slump in the earnings and milk price outlook for Australia's largest farmer-owned dairy company.

It has become politically dangerous to question the word of environmental groups on the issue of climate change.

Greenpeace is known for pulling stunts that land it on newspaper front pages and prime time news.

Europe's food connoisseurs can't get enough of British cheese, according to new UK Government figures.

A Chinese company will take a majority stake in Australian dairy processor Burra Foods, subject to approval by the foreign investment review board.

Rural contractors have been reminded to play their part in preventing the spread of velvetleaf as management of the pest weed enters a new phase.

NZ's financial system is resilient and functions effectively, but risks to the financial stability outlook have increased further in the past six months.

The number of dairy cattle in New Zealand fell to 6.5 million in 2015, Statistics New Zealand says.

The 80-100hp tractor continues to be the workhorse in NZ, especially on dairy farms, and the picture is the same in the world's markets.

Dutch slurry handling specialist Schuitemaker has launched a new tanker.

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