breaking news
In the past few weeks, rain has fallen in many parts of the country with grass starting to grow again.
Published in General News
Farmer's Chaplain, Colin Miller on overcoming fear during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Published in Opinion
New Zealand’s Young Horticulturist of the Year is once again a viticulturist.
Published in General News
Australian farmers who have already embraced regenerative farming are much more profitable than conventional farmers, says soil microbiologist Dr Walter Jehne.
Published in World News
With funding of $10.3 million, the five-year Pinot Noir research programme is already breaking ground in terms of knowledge of this fickle grape and capricious wine.
Published in Industry
Farmers need access to centrefire, semi automatic rifles for killing pests, claims hunter Stewart Hydes.
Published in General News
The dairy industry must look forward continually to assess itself as fit for purpose – or not.
Published in General News
The dairy industry must look forward continually to assess itself as fit for purpose – or not. So says retiring DairyNZ director Ben Allomes.
Published in General News
Waikato should have a new $280 million milk plant up and running by August 2021.
Published in General News
Lincoln University and AgResearch will consider separate building options as an alternative to a much-anticipated joint facility building that never got beyond a fenced site.
Published in General News
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