An increase in the use of trackers is enabling UK police to recover 100s of 1000s of pounds worth of stolen machinery.

OPINION: The National Business Review has highlighted a major issue with the possible move to online annual general meetings.

OPINION: So this Government spends $572,000 on a kids’ playground at Parliament grounds but when it comes to helping drought-stricken farmers in Hawke’s Bay, it can fork out only $500,000.

OPINION: Greenpeace is again on the attack, targeting its favourite enemy – Fonterra.

OPINION: Milk bottles in Australia’s smallest state – ACT – are carrying the faces of missing people.

The job description for cows in Lyn and Deborah Baggott’s herd is simple – the cows need to produce their liveweight in milk solids.

US pig farmers could soon be culling on-site due to a COVID-19 induced backup at meatpacking plants. 

The latest NAIT data shows farmers are increasing their engagement with the system and becoming more compliant.

Federated Farmers has a new national board, elected today at its annual meeting.

Colin Hurst is the new chairperson of the Federated Farmers Arable Industry Group.

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