Arable advocacy?
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Animal healthcare specialist Purtec says it will showcase a range of innovative products at the CD Fieldays.
Silage additives have long been promoted as a means of producing higher quality winter feed.
Understanding water issues are complex, but many people do not appreciate some of the basic elements of water science.
No amount of noise from farmer ginger groups will bring change in the meat industry if the company boards choose not to adopt the measures they are calling for.
In a move that illustrates the current parlous state of the dairy industry, the country's biggest farmer is pulling out of dairy and moving into sheep milking.
Beef+Lamb NZ say it is looking at changes to its market development investment strategy – if it stays in market development at all.
Northlanders are encouraged to get out and support their rural community when the region's biggest agricultural event is held later this week.
Despite PGG Wrightson's half-year earnings being down on last year's record – the rural services company still posted its second-best result in nearly a decade.
The country needs to be very careful about not allowing the debate over fresh water quality to be solely about the dairy industry.
The man who threatened to put 1080 into infant formula has been named as Jeremy Hamish Kerr, 60, of Auckland.
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Hill country landowners are being prompted to act now to get their hands on high performance manuka seedlings.
An industry survey shows that register beehives in New Zealand have doubled in the last 10 years, Agcarm president Mark Christie says.
The avocado industry has become the seventh industry partner to join the Government Industry Agreement (GIA) biosecurity partnership.
Resilient, innovative and hard-working growers Graham and Marian Hirst are Supreme winners of the 2016 East Coast Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
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