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The end of winter means Dung Beetle Innovations' (DBI) rearing facilities are coming to life.

Diplomatic representatives speaking yesterday in Auckland believe there is a strong chance of global agreement in the upcoming climate negotiations in Paris in December.

New Zealand solar water pump company Frizzell Agricultural Electronics just got a power injection by joining forces with German pump manufacturer Lorentz.

Federated Farmers dairy chairman Andrew Hoggard says he's intrigued at the way most other countries deal with environmental issues on dairy farms.

What happens when an unsustainable farm dairy needs to be replaced but the need coincides with a low payout season?

NZ-led research shows global solutions are feasible as microbes causing animal methane emissions are similar around the world.

A renowned conservationist says the world and New Zealand is failing to fulfil many of the basic principles of sustainability.

As the US market continues to grow for New Zealand wine, a two-minute video promoting our sustainable wine practices is about to be launched. 

The solution to the problem of rising world population is ‘agritecture’, says Julian Cribb – meaning essentially ‘architects becoming aware of agriculture’.

Every meal we eat costs the planet 10kgs of soil, 800 litres of fresh water and 1.3 litres of diesel fuel, says science writer Julian Cribb.