man o war
When Philip Gregan began working at the Wine Institute of New Zealand in 1983, this country had 6,000 planted hectares and an abundance of potential.
Published in Editorial
Shortly after writing my last story about the weather in Aotearoa, the nation was slammed by two massive rain events.
Published in Industry
Voting is underway for rural trader, Farmlands’ director elections.
Published in General News
Ag contracting throws up many challenges, not least getting the job done, breakdowns, bad weather and finding suitable and committed staff.
Published in Machinery & Products
Kubota New Zealand has recently launched its folding Land Pride RC57 and RC46 Series Rotary Cutter range, further expanding its product offering for large scale and commercial customers.
Published in Machinery & Products
Calf rearing facilities should be set up and maintained well to ensure calves stay healthy.
Published in Farm Health
Heifers that reach target weights make the most successful milking cows, so it’s important to invest in their health from the get-go to ensure a healthy, happy, and profitable dairy farm.
Published in Farm Health
For many North Island farmers, the wet weather just keeps on coming.
Published in Management
Once again, the sharp minds at St Paul’s Collegiate School in Hamilton were the 2023 Young Innovator of the Year Winner at Fieldays.
Published in Management
OPINION: The future of agricultural innovation is reliant on the sector being more open with its data.
Published in Opinion
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