The forestry sector continues to attract young New Zealanders, claims  New Zealand Forest Services as seven applicants join the Ngā Karahipi Uru Rākau – Forestry Scholarship programme.

Geoff Wright always planned to produce organic wine, wanting to make the best product he could while protecting his soil, family, workers, and the next generation on the land.

With input costs still riding high because of ongoing global events, scrutinisation of machinery operational costs has come to the forefront.

The New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards (NZDIA) programme recently announced a new national sponsor with the agricultural and industrial tyre and wheel manufacturer Trelleborg joining the existing cohort of supporters.

Manufactured in northern Poland, Samasz is present in around 50 markets worldwide, but although it offers an extensive range of grassland products, including rakes and tedders, it’s probably best known for its high performing mowers.

Yamaha has increased its offering of side-by-sides with the introduction of the Wolverine X2 Utility.

Halter and LIC have partnered to allow data flow between the Halter app and MINDA, saving farmers time.

A new study has found that dairy farmer investment in composting shelters is being driven largely by a desire to tackle environmental challenges, improve animal welfare, provide labour efficiencies and better working conditions for staff.

In line with its motto “Next Generation Farming”, GEA recently announced innovations in the field of conventional milking at EuroTier.

Updates to animal evaluation being made this month are designed to give farmers more confidence in the data and better reflect their individual herd.