A student research project has produced promising results for an indirect approach to reducing mealybug infestations in vineyards.

A new range of wood splitters will be released by Brent Smith Trailers at Central Districts Field Days.

A new all-in-one milk vat monitor and controller that ensures milk is cooled and held to temperature has been launched by Tru-Test.

Dairy farmers are increasingly using technology to monitor and control their dairy effluent systems, says Precision Farming Ltd.

A heifer rearing field day in Central Hawke's Bay next week will provide information on ensuring young stock continue to meet target weights through summer and autumn.

Fodder beet is an increasingly popular winter crop for beef and dairy cattle due to the large amounts of dry matter it produces.

UCLA is urging residents to take advantage of a new funding option to support individuals working independently on killing animal pests on their properties.

Te Pahu farmer Noldy Rust entered a pasture competition late last year only because the organisers were looking for more entries.

By 2025 the NZ dairy industry could be emitting 25% less greenhouse gases, 40% fewer pathogens and nitrogen, and earning 60-100% more profit.

The key to getting ahead in dairying, says Tangaroa Walker, is to seize every opportunity and find ways to stand out.