The future of farming is digital.

Consumers in the future may want produce that they perceive is designed especially for them.

Wool carpet maker Bremworth's Napier plant remains offline following Cyclone Gabrielle in February, with the future of 136 workers still up in the air.

Sir Lockwood Smith, who has had a long career in politics, diplomacy, agricultural science and farming, is the new chair of the Riddet Institute.

Horticulture NZ chair Barry O'Neil says while they welcome the money and support the Government is offering to growers affected by Cyclone Gabrielle and other adverse events, they are delving into the details of the offers.

Wild goats, a growing problem for many farmers and landowners, are in the firing line.

After 30 years of being a highly effective, behind-the-scenes advocate for the ag sector, Gavin Forrest has hung up his boots.

Former Fonterra executive Kelvin Wickham takes over as Ballance Agri-Nutrients chief executive in September.

Fertiliser co-operative Ravensdown recently received a delivery of low-carbon urea - a major step to lower its environmental footprint.

Rural services company PGG Wrightson (PGW) has lifted its 2023 earnings guidance on the back of solid fourth quarter trading.

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