Debate over Te Papa’s controversial exhibition on water quality has farmers continuing their criticism and the museum defending its stance.

Horticulture is “on the boom,” says Freshco director John Mangan.

Next month will see the first finalists competing for the prestigious Ahuwhenua Trophy in horticulture announced at Parliament.

The New Zealand Agricultural Aviation Association (NZAAA) is up in arms about a proposed new safety levy.

WorkSafe NZ is calling on farmers and other rural businesses to treat health and safety as more than a compliance issue.

A Northland man with an extensive and high profile military career will take over the NZ Rural Leadership Trust in May.

Dry weather around New Zealand could restrict milk supply and squeeze global dairy prices higher, says Westpac’s senior economist Michael Gordon.

The United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union on Friday and the beginning of trade negotiations between the two blocs removes come uncertainty for NZ’s meat industry.

Lack of skilled labour is a huge issue for sheep and beef farmers – and the meat industry as a whole.

State farmer Pāmu has introduced a programme on its Northland farms to ensure that kiwi are protected from farm dogs.

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