Farm fencing and gates
Opportunity for New Zealand agritech products and services, particularly dairy, is presenting in a number of developing markets, says NZ Trade and Enterprise customer manager Lisa Marcroft.
Published in Agribusiness
Peat soils in Waikato are crucial for the profitability of farming and environmental protection, particularly in summer.
Published in General News
Peat soil are a fragile and important part of our lowland ecosystems that regulate water flows and quality.
Published in General News
Shanghai Pengxin recently showed off its upgrade of the former Crafar farms it bought in the central North Island in 2012.
Published in General News
The Southern Field Days (SFD) is a major agricultural event held every two years at Waimumu, 12km from Gore, Southland.
Published in General News
Despite a bit of drizzle here and there, day one of Fieldays 2015 welcomed over 28,000 visitors through the gates - almost 8,000 more than opening day last year.
Published in Special Events
This week the annual once-a-day milking conference will be held at Hawera in Taranaki. It’s a chance for OAD famers to hear about the latest scientific data on this aspect of dairy farming and also for people to see other OAD properties.
Published in Management
INTENSIVE GRAZING beef can boost returns by $480/ha, delegates at a recent Beef + Lamb New Zealand field day heard.
Published in Management
REFENCING A whole farm following its extension has been a good test of a dairy farmer’s choice of gates. 
Published in Machinery & Products
THINK ABOUT your farm as a series of land units and manage them accordingly.
Published in Management
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