Allan Crafar, whose farms are in receivership owing $200m, says: "I've had a gutsful."

Fonterra fears its profits and market share will both take a hit if it doesn't forge ahead with planned changes to its business.

Fonterra shareholders will be able to invest in shares up two times their annual production rate, almost double that of current rates.

Fonterra has revealed details of its plan for dairy farmers to trade shares amongst themselves.

The drought hitting Northland farmers could not get much more serious, Federated Farmers says.

Prime Minister John Key will today front the first full meeting of a global environmental alliance.

Fonterra is talking to its farmers this week about ways of allowing them to start trading in its shares.

A listed Chinese business behind a bid to buy a privately owned dairy farm business could end up mostly owned by New Zealanders.

A Waikato farmer says he is suspicious and distrustful of a reported foreign takeover of the debt-ridden Crafar farms.

The Chinese-owned company wanting to buy the balance of the Crafar farms would be the first vertically integrated dairy business in NZ.

Kiwis concerned about NZ farms being sold to foreign investors have no one to blame but themselves, writes Bernard Hickey.