Red meat cooperative Alliance Group will be paying $5 million to some of its farmer shareholders.

Livestock sales and purchases are continuing through COVID-19 restrictions thanks to a hybrid auction platform.

Mt Somers Station owners David And Kate Acland took ownership of their new Hustler Unrolla mounted bale feeder – first prize in the recent Rural News Group/Hustler reader competition.

Calls are growing for the Government to allow butchers and independent fruit and vegetable retailers to operate under COVID-19 Alert Levels.

As farmers strive to maximise their lamb survival, interest in orphan lamb rearing systems has been steadily growing.

North Otago calf rearer Jared Ovens believes the Mycoplasma bovis outbreak has led to more farmers embracing animal traceability.

Goats can add simple and low-cost production benefits to bottom-line profitability for sheep and beef operations, explains Garrick Batten.

Collection of dead calves from farms around the country has stopped with farmers and the recycling company blaming each other for the impasse.

Based in Hannover, Germany, Continental started making farm tyres in 1928 and continued right until 2004.

OPINION: Former agriculture minister and speaker of the house, David Carter, who is retiring from politics at this year’s election, has had a long running feud with another long-serving (soon to be former, post the election?) MP, Winston Peters.

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