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Seven new AGMARDT scholarships totalling $50,000 have been granted to agribusiness people undertaking leadership and governance training.

IrrigationNZ and Federated Farmers say greater scrutiny of claims irrigation causes increased 'rumbly-gut' is needed.

The agri-food sector in New Zealand contributes around one fifth of the country's GDP according to a new study.

Sheep have been raised for their milk for thousands of years and were milked before cows.

Lincoln University has attracted 10% more new students compared to 2015.

Fifty-five DairyNZ scholarships have been awarded this year.

A 'plant barbecue' was used in a joint study to test the vulnerability of New Zealand plants to wildfires.

As the cows cram into Randal Inch's milking shed you realise space is at a premium on this small North Canterbury dairy farm on the outskirts of Rangiora.

Your canine crusader hears that the unionists at Lincoln University are a bit upset, claiming they were duped into being frank with a report writer who, it turns out, is to be their boss.

With the more intensive farming practices used currently there is a need to ensure optimum animal health and pasture health for long-term environmental sustainability.