Farming is improving its products to meet environmental and nutritional demands.

Rain has brought relief to drought-stricken South Island farmers.

The wet Cyclone Cook weather could hit next season's dairy production.

A drop in slaughter rates has pushed up prices to multi-year highs in export markets.

NZ's export focus is unique because GDP relies on primary industries and export markets.

Busy mother-of-three Kate Ivey is helping inspire Kiwi women to get fit.

Any commercial operation turning water into money should expect to have to pay.

Tara Dwyer gets to talk to farmers about their businesses and the issues they face.

It's business in the front and party in the back with Liam Squire and Joe Wheeler today

Young farmer "astonished" at the response after sharing his struggle with depression.

Sir David Fagan gives us the lowdown on the New Zealand Shearing Championships.

Jamie Mackay has been watching "Prime Rocks" again...today's show is all about 10cc!

While relatively small, the trial was ''symbolically very important''...

Countdown is the first national retailer in New Zealand to make the commitment.

Sir Brian talks farming, footy, improved returns for lamb and plenty of common sense.

A joint venture is contributing to the success of a new dairying sector.

DairyNZ CEO says the emissions report is too broad to be relevant to New Zealand dairy.

Rabobank's Best of The Country - the best of the week hand-picked by Jamie Mackay.

Hopes dashed after delay in releasing a new variant of rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus.

Agricultural titles are far too long to appeal to the mainstream writes Dom George.

Is Richie McCaw fronting Fonterra ads enough to change the urban perception of farmers?

Nathan Guy denies we need to drop livestock numbers by 35% to be GHG-free by 2100.

Today the show salutes Nathan Guy who ran over the Tararuas for nine and a half hours!

Beef + Lamb New Zealand have been working on defining the sector's story.

NZ's economic growth is "approaching its environmental limits", a once-a-decade environmental report card says.

Slashing pastoral stock numbers by up to 35 per cent has been suggested among ways to push New Zealand's greenhouse gas emissions down to zero by 2100.

For the first time in two-and-a-half years, New Zealand farmers expect their on-farm spending to increase and farm debt to reduce.

Agribusiness leader and company director Traci Houpapa answers twelve questions about life and work.

COMMENT: Every week we read in the paper that Greenpeace, the Greens, Fish and Game or Massey's Mike Joy are slagging farmers over water quality, writes Alan Emerson.

A man has died after an accident with farming equipment in Waikato.