COVID-19 will continue to impact heavily on the ability of farmers to get stock killed during April and May.

Trade Me says livestock sales are now permitted on its online platform, while New Zealand is at COVID-19 alert level 4.

The Government has been warned that it needs to back off some of its signalled regulations if it wants farming to help the NZ economy recover from the COVID-19 hit.

Your old mate reckons it’s incredible how people’s attitudes have changed since the COVID-19 crisis hit us.

Farmer's Chaplain, Colin Miller on overcoming fear during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rural Contractors NZ has confirmed that agricultural contracting is regarded as an essential service through the COVID-19 shutdown.

New Zealand Winegrowers has ramped up its sustainability goals, with a raft of new and improved measures to safeguard our “planet, people and profit”, says General Manager Sustainability Dr Edwin Massey.

Federated Farmers president Katie Milne has described the first week on COVID-19 lockdown as “good but nerve racking”.

Farmers on the lower east coast of the North Island have welcomed heavy rains, which have fallen in the last week.

MPI’s new head of the Mycoplasma bovis eradication programme has some good news for the fight against the disease.