With the rescheduled National Fieldays only a week away and the woes of Covid-19 largely behind us, the organisers are pushing a message of positivity for the rest of 2022 and beyond.

Primary sector partners have signalled a united determination to advocate strongly for farmers on emissions pricing.

OPINION: I trust this finds all things well with you at your place this week.

Te Anau Downs Station owner Peter Chartres has won a four-year, $1 million legal battle with the Southland District Council (SDC).

What is expected to be the country's largest and most comprehensive regenerative agriculture trial is gearing up to take place in North Canterbury over the next seven years. Nigel Malthus reports...

While the forecast for global sheepmeat and beef demand is generally positive, an increase in farm expenditure and inflation could significantly reduce farmers’ margins.

With Government backing, a New Zealand company has successfully developed a fire resistant, acoustic wall panel for commercial interiors made entirely from strong wool.

Pamū, AKA Landcorp, reckons NZ is in the midst of a generational change and rapidly moving into a stage when digital will become somewhat the norm on our farms.

Fonterra is welcoming key changes made to a bill before Parliament that will finalise the co-operative's new capital structure.

Massey University's School of Agriculture and Environment head says in the future it's likely that more students will do their degrees part time.