Farmers are being warned that low interest rates are going to be a thing of the past.

Shearwell Data was established 30 years ago in the UK by Richard Webber.

Grassland and cultivation specialist Pottinger claims a first for its new range of round balers, achieving chop quality usually associated with loader wagons.

The wool market in both the North and South Island continues to show resilience.

Lincoln University has attracted 10% more new students compared to 2015.

Forest owners say kinks in the laws covering the release of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) need to be ironed out.

Not long ago the humble quad was the main means of getting around the farm.

Organisers of the Central Districts Field Days say the event is ready to launch in 2016, showing the latest in farming trends, agricultural developments and rural innovation.

Two of New Zealand's ploughing identities are involved with the organising committee for the 61st New Zealand Ploughing Championships – to be held at Rongotea on April 16 and 17.

Sharing knowledge on New Zealand farming systems needs to be on a win-win basis, says DairyNZ chief executive Tim Mackle.

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