At an awards dinner last night, four winners were announced as the winners of the 2022 Fieldays Innovation Awards.

The Government has announced a series of new investments through its Sustainable Food and Fibre Futures fund (SFF Futures) in a move designed to kickstart sustainable and high-value wool and food and fibre.

Sheep and beef farmers are welcoming a Government announcement that sequestration will be part of an agricultural emissions pricing package.

Pipe fittings and valve manufacturer Hansen has taken out the Supreme Site award at the National Fieldays.

New Zealand’s food and fibre export revenue is projected to grow to a record level of $55 billion this year.

A wet start to the 2022 National Fieldays saw a smaller crowd, compared to previous events pass through the gates on the opening day.

The 2022 National Fieldays is officially underway. Gates opened at 8am at Mystery Creek.

The Meat Industry Association (MIA) says it rejects the Government’s emissions pricing proposal.

The sight of hundreds of marquees and the scent of wood chips is set to return to Mystery Creek this week when Fieldays opens its gates tomorrow.

Award-winning Taranaki director Jessie Waite says primary sector governance needs more young people.

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