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OPINION: Dust ups between rural media and PR types aren't unheard of but also aren't common, given part of the…
Animal nutrition company SealesWinslow could soon be part of rural service provider, Farmlands.
Cultivation, drilling and planting specialist Väderstad has announced the addition of a new tined cultivator to its product range.
A new partnership to try and help solve the labour shortage gap for rural contractors in both NZ and the UK has recently been established.
Fendt has extended its VarioDrive concept further down the power range with a totally new Vario 600, four-cylinder range.
Any young fella with a Ford 5000 and an 80-inch Howard Rotovator can’t fail to be impressed by a slightly larger combination that recently set new record by cultivating 770ha in 24 hours.
Electric cars and big American trucks can both bring a little anxiety, but for different reasons.
A Pukekohe deer farmer was recently fined $12,000 for not tagging 278 animals under the National Animal Identification and Tracing (NAIT) scheme.
A key factor in the dramatic failure of commonly used triple drenches is that these are not effective on 27% of New Zealand sheep farms.
One of the ways Beef+Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) is working to support farmers in addressing the challenges they face is through our extensive research and development (R&D) programmes.
A Hawke's Bay farming couple cut off after Cyclone Gabrielle are thankful to the people and the generosity that helped get them through.
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It is estimated more than half a million wooden vineyard posts get broken every year in Marlborough.
OPINION: Rural News' article Putting Meat on the Bone (September 26) set out the NZ red meat sector's call for agriculture and the production and export of beef and lamb to be put at the heart of a new economic strategy, as well as the need for critical changes to some of the environmental policies that have been rolled out over the last few years.
OPINION: For a brief, humorous trip down memory lane, I recently caught some old video clips of the late Billy T James and also Kiwi icon and rural favourite, the late Fred Dagg.
OPINION: With election day only a few days away and advance voting well underway, there appears to be a mood for change in rural and provincial New Zealand.
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OPINION: The Hound hears from his canine pals in Southland that an individual's derogatory remarks on social media have left…
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