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Short supply and stellar demand

Slow shipping, low yields and labour shortages have made 2021 even more challenging than 2020, says Nautilus General Manager Clive Jones.

Published in General News

The Social Place: Using digital tools to enhance your cellar door

Although New Zealand's borders are currently closed, there are plenty of domestic tourists who will be looking to travel around New Zealand this summer.

Published in Industry

Europe Update

Chris Stroud has been New Zealand Winegrower Market Manager in Europe for 10 years, and also covers the Middle East. In this Winegrower Magazine Q&A, he gives some insights into how these markets have changed and what's in store for New Zealand wine in Europe.

Published in Industry

Keeping stock and drivers safe

Cratesafe's dual purpose protective screen system protects drivers from falling over the edge of the crat, while also serving as a cover net for livestock.

Livestock haulers are a crucial link in the New Zealand agriculture supply chain, transporting stock onto or between farms, to livestock markets and processing plants.

Published in Machinery & Products

Major changes ahead for NZ tractor market

CNH Industrial Agriculture Australia and New Zealand managing director Brandon Stannett.

In a move that is expected to have a significant impact in the New Zealand farm machinery supply sector, CNH is taking over importing and the distribution of its Case IH and New Holland tractor brands.

Published in Machinery & Products

Staying centre stage

Awareness and perception of 'Brand New Zealand' has never been stronger, according to the 2021 New Zealand Winegrowers Annual Report.

Published in Industry

Good news stirs the emotions

OPINION: A mate from Aussie sent me a great story that had been in the press, again, over the ditch recently.

Published in Opinion

Simplistic water rules not useable

OPINION: What is simple is always wrong. What is not is unusable.

Published in Opinion

Editorial: Howling in the wind?

Could Groundswell's next protest be high-jacked by fringe groups?

OPINION: Grassroots farmer protest group Groundswell has announced another national protest on November 21.

Published in Opinion

Catchment group making group progress on improving water

The Thomson Creek Catchment Group was set up in 2019 to primarily address the freshwater health and water quality issues identified within the catchment.

Over the last two and a half years, Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) has worked on a project to improve the freshwater health catchment groups from across the country, with help from the Ministry for Environment's (MfE) Freshwater Improvement Fund. One of these groups is the Thomson's Creek Catchment Group in Central Otago.

Published in Agribusiness