Arable advocacy?
OPINION: Spare a thought for the arable farmer, squeezed on one side by soft global prices and on the other…
Registrations are now open for a new global food integrity conference to be held in Auckland on July 13-14.
Linking rural health centres to broadband and a rapid reduction in mobile "black spots" around rural NZ are key areas of focus for RHĀNZ.
Almost 500 people attended six public meetings across the country, to express views on animal welfare.
There's a dawning realisation that unused blocks of manuka covered land could be an untapped source of sustainable income.
How many times over the last week have you or anyone on your farm had to wait for something, or spent time searching for a misplaced item?
With winter approaching, Taranaki hill country farmers must remember the importance of soil stabilisation measures like poplar poles, and take action accordingly.
Farmers facing the industry's lowest milk price in years will this month hear lessons learnt by the kiwifruit industry when Psa struck in 2010.
An operational agreement to reduce the damaging impacts of a fruit fly incursion has been signed by a number of horticulture industry groups.
The NZ Farm Environment Trust has assembled a strong line-up of judges to decide the next recipients of the esteemed Gordon Stephenson trophy.
The NZ Farm Environment Trust has assembled a strong line-up of judges to decide the next recipients of the esteemed Gordon Stephenson trophy.
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SFF is closing its Islington venison processing plant and has begun consulting staff.
Research into improving phosphorus recovery and overall use efficiency remains urgent in the face ongoing and future supply and price volatility.
Quality New Zealand wool will feature in upmarket homes and offices across the Tasman.
The Rural Health Alliance Aotearoa New Zealand (RHANZ) finished its inaugural RuralFest conference with a priority list sent to Parliament to contemplate.
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Gaslight much?
OPINION: Labour leader Chris 'Chippy' Hipkins is carrying on the world-class gaslighting of the nation that he and his cohorts…
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