"We'll take what wins we can get."

Federated Farmers is calling for a government inquiry into the factors that contributed to recent flooding and smashed infrastructure in the Gisborne region during Cyclone Hale.

The deadline for farmers to apply for future winter grazing consents is just over three months away, but Otago Regional Council (ORC) is encouraging farmers to act now and apply.

Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) is encouraging farmers to get involved with the national Open Farm Day, held Sunday 12 March 2023.

Wallaby populations continue to grow in New Zealand, something which has prompted the launch of the first national awareness campaign.

The beef sector's golden run looks set to continue, according to Rabobank's latest report.

Within hours of Chris Hipkins being sworn in as the new Prime Minister, the red meat sector issued a series of demands it wants the country's politicians to address in forthcoming election campaign.

Labour-strapped meat processors are bracing for a big jump in calves arriving from dairy farms as Fonterra's new rules around bobby calves kicks in.

Police are urging dirt bike riders to get their motorbike driver’s license before riding in public places.

As the cost of living crisis hits Kiwis across the country, two experts are bringing their Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course to Matakana.

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