Are they serious?
OPINION: The Greens aren’t serious people when it comes to the economy, so let’s not spend too much on their…
It last happened 60 years ago: the Deep South hosted the final of the NZ Ploughing champs in 1958.
This is a busy time of year on the Mount Beautiful Vineyard, at Spotswood, North Canterbury.
The current meat industry model is “cannibalistic,” says Mike Barton, of Glen Emmreth Farm, near Taupo.
New Holland is now offering its Auto Command continuously variable transmission on the T9 Series tractors.
What a year it’s been for anyone interested in technology.
Exploring the uses, benefits and recent developments of fertiliser will be a key feature of the East Coast Farming Expo next April.
Syndicate agricultural investor MyFarm is moving into apples, looking for $13 million from investors to set up Rockit apple orchards.
The Red Meat Profit Partnership (RMPP) will see out its tenure under the new government, a Beef + Lamb NZ field day in the Kaipara region was told.
Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor says he would like to seem more emphasis on sustainable growth of the value -- rather than volume – of New Zealand exports.
Greenlea Premier Meats is developing a set of sustainable farming standards, says livestock buyer Greg Clark.
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As we say farewell to another year it is time again for the annual review of 2017 in the primary sector as seen by the Rural News editorial team.
The recent deal struck between the UK and EU over Brexit is indirectly good news for New Zealand.
The country's second-largest milk processor has revised its forecast milk payout for the season as dairy prices soften.
Labour has scotched its pre-election plans to split up MPI and create stand-alone entities for food safety and biosecurity.
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A hurry up!
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