This season's farmgate milk price could match last season’s $7.14/kgMS payout, despite the carnage caused by Covid-19.

The US currency will determine how the milk payout plays out, says BNZ senior economist Doug Steel.

A bit of a dark cloud has turned into a silver lining for Nuku and Bart Hadfield and their wider farming community.

Damien O'Connor in his dual capacity of Agriculture and Trade Minister, officially launched a 250 page report on barriers to horticultural trade before a group of about 60 industry representatives in Wellington last week.

Horticultural exports have increased by 25% over the last two years and tariffs on these exports are down by 29%.

The country's largest meat processor is trying to shake off accusations of bludging off the taxpayer over its refusal to fully pay back the wage subsidy claimed during the Covid lockdown.

Rural Women New Zealand’s (RWNZ) new president is excited to be taking on the role.

A dramatically changing world, in terms of the global economy and consumer preferences, is the focus for a new ten-year Red Meat Sector Strategy.

A deepening trade spat between China and Australia shouldn’t impact New Zealand, according to trade analyst Stephen Jacobi.

WorkSafe is reminding people that if a vehicle’s safety features are compromised, no one should drive it.

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