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Research shows farmers' main concern for the next decade
'This research captures the zeitgeist of the New Zealand primary sector very well.'
'Raw deal': Waitaki MP defends farmers in maiden speech
'Farming sentiment is the worst I have ever seen,' Miles Anderson told Parliament.
A berry good time to go: Zespri CEO on NZ industry, and his new US job
The "right opportunity" came up as NZ kiwifruit industry recovers its export mojo.
Close race for top places in National shearing circuit
So far, the series is led by Southland shearer Nathan Stratford, who won in 2014 and 2022.
The secret to dog trials success
Dog triallist Tom Dickison is a novice, while his father Brian is a seasoned campaigner.
Aussie shearers to learn NZ's 'fanatical approach' to wool preparation
Elite Wool Training says the exchange programme 'benefits the whole industry'.
Vintage tractors, steam engines, hotrods and more at vintage machinery weekend
The last Harvest Weekend was held four years ago.
Why this vegetarian thinks you should eat more meat
OPINION: Dr Rowarth, a vegetarian for nearly 50 years, on the benefits of red meat.
Rebuilding farm bridges after Cyclone Gabrielle
“With the bridge out, we lost access to our yards."
How a head injury taught this farmer to talk about his feelings
Sponsored content: Southland farmer's accident changed him but not in the way he expected.
Paris barricades: Moves to calm protesting farmers
'We need to listen to the farmers, who are working and are worried about their future.'
Why Eden Orchards is freezing cherries
'We’re pretty happy with the taste and quality that we’ve got at the moment.'
Meet wool ‘navigator’ Anna Crosbie
Crosbie is excited for strong wool to 'be a solution for different things'.
School, community and grandkids help farmers plant over 2000 natives
'Doing it yourself is a great thing and seeing my grandkids get involved is positive too.'
Waipukurau graduate vet lands financial windfall for rural work
Funding helps reduce student debt, support career.
The dubious climate gains of turning soil into a carbon sink
Big food companies are touting regenerative agriculture, but there are significant hurdles
How Gareth Bearman keeps milk production up and costs down
A $100,000 investment has given cows a greater incentive to get to the milking shed.
Why this Tunnel Hill farming couple are 'future focused'
'We are always thinking about how to look after the land to give us the best value.'
Meat industry leader farewells a challenging 2023
Sirma Karapeeva says the UK FTA was the highlight of a challenging year.
Mixed-quality offering at Stortford Lodge
Variable quality was on offer at Stortford Lodge this week.
'Written off': Hail storm costs arable farmers millions
“It’s the worst one I’ve suffered by a long, long shot and I’ve been farming since 1988."
Farmers encouraged to calibrate harvesters
Growers may be losing thousands of dollars in profit from harvest losses.
Farmers and truck drivers protest in Romania
Negotiations over lower taxes, higher subsidies and other demands have failed.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Is food really too expensive?
OPINION: Farmers are literally making hay while the sun shines.
Big appetite for Horowhenua's Royal AP&I Show
In the sheep section alone an extra 100 competitors are expected to show.
Year in Review: Vet students revive nude calendar tradition
Year in Review: “It’s not meant to be raunchy; it’s just a bit of fun.”
Year in Review: Popular dragon fruit may have potential for NZ
Year in Review: NZ's winter weather isn't ideal but dragon fruit can thrive in large pots.
Year in Review: Is it a giant log? No it's Joe Oliver's caravan!
Year in Review: Kaitāia mechanic Joe Oliver creates eye-catching log caravan.
Year in Review: Farmer un-mooved by rare triplet calves
Year in Review: "I wouldn’t call it a special cow, it’s just another cow."
Year in Review: Recipes - Philippa Cameron’s delicious lemon slice
Year in Review: A light and fluffy, delicious lemon and coconut treat.
Meet the 'Spud King': Millionaire says farming 'better than sex'
Herald journalist Kurt Bayer meets a quiet, self-made millionaire who just loves farming.
Year in Review: The daily grind is no problem for Jake
Year in review: Part-time tree stump grinding work becomes full-time business for Jake.