“Have clippers, will travel” could be the motto of Mid-Canterbury’s Luke Gilbert.

Like all agricultural innovations, crop protection products have evolved tremendously since their inception.

Government funding for a nationwide project to better protect waterways, by measuring and managing nitrogen on cropping farms, has been welcomed by Horticulture New Zealand.

The first question that needs to be answered is; What should a high health vine look like?

Fertiliser co-op Ravensdown is paying a total annual rebate of $45 per tonne to its farmer shareholders after a third year of strong results.

New Zealand farmer Matt Iremonger has won the highly-regarded Australasian business award for a strategic business plan he developed for a start-up farming enterprise in North Canterbury.

Research shows that cows bred for low urea concentration end up using more nitrogen for milk protein productions.

Remote beehive monitoring company Hivemind is undeterred by a shortfall in a crowdfunding effort to test demand for a hobbyist version of its product.

“This most extraordinary story has got me rocking.”

Amongst the more enjoyable things to see in this world is the enthusiasm and commitment shown by younger members of society to something they believe in.