Positive sentiment still prevails across horticulture, but Government policies are weighing on the minds of growers.

Farmers and others in the agri sector need to speak at schools if New Zealand is to get more young people choosing agri careers.

Labour and accuracy were two main drivers behind LIC’s latest automation which will revolutionise a key part of its herd testing operations, says LIC’s Brent Wollaston.

New Zealand Winegrowers (NZW) was part of a small delegation that recently visited the beautiful country of Georgia, in the Caucasus region between Europe and Asia.

Dairy Women's Network (DWN) last week launched a new website, Instagram page and online visual story telling project called ‘Our People. Their Stories’.

The global trade situation is going from bad to worse, says trade expert Stephen Jacobi.

Not compromising on milk quality is the key to good cheesemaking, says the owner of award winning Grinning Gecko, Catherine McNamara

Big staff rumblings, safety issues and the likelihood of yet another poor result are claimed to be unfolding at the Alliance Group.

Government-owned farmer Landcorp (now called Pāmu) is claiming commercial sensitivity as the reason for refusing to reveal the cost of funding a publicity campaign about its operations on the website newsroom.co.nz.

It will be horticulture the world turns to in the quest to feed the world in a sustainable way, a Trans-Tasman conference in Melbourne has heard.