After a big drop just before Christmas, global dairy prices have rebounded.

Dairy industry leader Tony Wilding says he’s absolutely delighted to be rewarded for his work in conservation and education sectors.

One of the architects of Fonterra says he’s very disappointed with the co-op’s performance over the years.

The latest MPI report on the state of NZ agriculture points to another good year ahead.

Following its 2017 partnership with a chassis manufacturer, Lemken has unveiled its first self-propelled sprayer that will go on sale in mid-2020.

Davey water treatment’s Acqua system has been a good investment for a Waikato dairy farming family.

Ag-Tech Industries has added a lighter, lower-cost item to its QuadGuard range of crush protection devices.

While telescopic handlers are increasingly popular on New Zealand farms, the arrival of German tractor maker Fendt in the sector takes things to a higher level – literally in the case of the operator.

Better communication between dairy and beef farmers can strengthen animal traceability and disease management, claims a Bay of Plenty farmer.

A product that could reduce the need for anthelmintics during lamb weaning has received government funding for a trial.

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