New Zealand is in the process of renegotiating the free trade agreement with China, Prime Minister John Key says.

New Zealand's newest dairy plant, making infant formula for the Chinese market, was opened yesterday.

West Coast dairy farmer Graham Berry will soon push a button to start generating electricity that will power his farm and supply the national grid.

The 5100 bales of South Island wools on offer this week through the Wool Services International auction saw strong competition and a 90.5% clearance.

Rural News' irreverent and hypothetical look at what's happening in the farming world.

Farmers, you aren't alone! The Reserve Bank has joined you on drought watch.

Australian Clinton Dines will take up the board position made vacant by Sir Ralph Norris on November 25 at the annual meeting.

Fonterra has launched a new application centre in Guangzhou.

Wool prices eased for most types again this week for the North Island, says NZ Wool Services International marketing executive, Malcolm Ching.

As part of their Living Water partnership, Fonterra and DOC are supporting an international partnership to secure a safe flight path for NZ's bird of the year.