A second case of Covid-19 has been confirmed in New Zealand. 

An invasive weed that can reduce water quality and block irrigation systems has been discovered in the Waikato River.

The last day of an agricultural show which saw more than half a million visitors had to be cancelled due to Covid-19.

Two new herds will require further investigation as Hawke’s Bay battles a tuberculosis outbreak.

Australian agricultural production is forecast to remain high, despite bushfires and prolonged drought.

Rain is the magic tonic in the farming community, says Northland based AgFirst consultant Tafi Manjala.

Feed budgeting is the big issue for Southland farmers coming out of the early February floods, according to Ollie Knowles, DairyNZ regional leader for Southland and South Otago.

New Zealand's negotiations with the European Union on a free trade agreement are beginning to get tricky.

An Austrian billionaire has been granted consent to purchase an $8m Hill Country farm.

Over 5500 people spent the day on farms around the country on Sunday.

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