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More labourers from the Pacific Islands are coming to work on New Zealand orchards.
Meat co-op Alliance Group has distributed $1.73 million to shareholders in loyalty payments.
Smart farmers won't just look to technlogy to save time and energy — they'll also look to it to imporve onfarm safety.
Most heavy-duty post drivers require a heavy-duty or substantial tractor to carry the implements on the three-point linkage.
Increasing daily bale output was a priority for Davidson Contracting and the key reason for the firm’s upgrading its NH BR 6090 baler to a New Holland RB125C combi at the start of last season.
Much like the price of petrol, the power outputs of self-propelled forage harvesters continue to rise.
Already well-known in the northern hemisphere for its manure, lime and fertiliser spreaders, Agri-Spread ought to be a great fit for the New Zealand agricultural sector.
The latest 5G series from John Deere takes the tried-and-tested route: a wide range of formats for all horticultural and viticulture scenarios.
Ross Beaton and Sally Gallagher have a simple and compelling business objective: making apple juice great again, or as they say, making the apple the hero.
The New Zealand apricot industry is hoping for a shot in the arm from new varieties soon to enter production.
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A huge shift has occurred in the marketing sophistication of the horticulture industry, says Plant & Food Research chief executive David Hughes.
A Māori-owned and operated berryfruit company, Miro, aims to return $170 million annual income in eight years to its blueberry growers using state-of-the-art systems.
Zespri chief executive Dan Mathieson says this is an exciting time for the kiwifruit industry.
Farm to fork agritech start-ups nationally and internationally are being encouraged to come forward for the next cohort of the Sprout Accelerator.
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