Farmers still have some concerns around the revised grazing regulations released last month.

Meat workers are tired and fatigued with having to deal with Omicron in meat processing plants around the country.

Successive drops in the price of whole milk powder have prompted Fonterra to revise its forecast milk price for the season.

Rural water schemes need to be exempted from the Government's proposed Three Waters reforms.

No working farms in New Zealand are currently affected by bacterial disease Mycoplasma bovis.

The search is on for 100 volunteer beekeepers for a new Biosecurity New Zealand surveillance project, looking out for future bee threat – the small hive beetle.

Fonterra's new capital structure is likely to sail through the parliamentary process without any major changes.

Wattie’s says the latest tomato harvest season has seen some of the highest yielding tomato paddocks in the company’s 50-year history.

An innovative high-tech approach to forestry management could transform New Zealand’s forestry industry, Forestry Minister Stuart Nash and Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor announced today.

Global dairy prices are retreating as Omicron takes hold in more Chinese cities, disrupting the world's biggest market.

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