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Fonterra's interim results with Miles Hurrell on The Country
Miles Hurrell, Todd Charteris, Peter Newbold, Chris Russell.
Miles Hurrell, Todd Charteris, Peter Newbold, Chris Russell.
Fonterra reported a 23 per cent lift in its half-year profit after tax.
Rabobank says farmers are "more comfortable" with the coalition Government's direction.
A strong uptake in agriculture studies has helped Lincoln's enrolment numbers.
Zespri's RubyRed kiwifruit variety is in its third year of commercial production.
Crown says he "sat on his hands" and left animals "emaciated and at the point of death".
“It’s not every day we get people coming from the North Island to look around our studs."
Christopher Luxon, Michelle Pye, Mike McIntyre, Sam McIvor.
An accident in the late 1990s left Matt Hutchinson with horrific injuries.
'Endless amounts of dead eels, freshwater crayfish and fish' found.
Dawn and Brian Becker celebrated with a party for family and friends last weekend.
Winston Peters, Nadine Tunley, Hunter McGregor, Tim Williams, Cameron Bagrie.
The season’s prizegiving was held earlier this month at Pourerere Beach.
Stratford brothers Shane and Jack Jordan went head to head at the national competition.
'As the season went on and production increased, volumes increased and prices come down.'
'We have got low commodity prices, we’ve got high interest and we’ve got the drought.'
Allan Pye passed away at the weekend, aged 83.
A quick look at what's happening in rural New Zealand.
Ōpiki dairy farmer earns a spot at the grand final in Hamilton in July.
The regional final is on this weekend in Masterton.
David Gordon and brother-in-law Paerata Abraham have taken a 1-0 lead over Wales.
Couple urge older farmers to help younger people into the industry
Synlait is required to make a prepayment of at least $130m by no later than March 31.
All animals should be at full dose rates for zinc.
Nearly two decades since the world fell in love with a woolly rock star.
Kieran Scannell has been farming for less than two years.
The couple’s planting provides even more shelter and security for wildlife.
Kem Ormond takes a look at what made the news back in the day.
She was abusive to attending police and to shepherds on the scene attempting to help her.
Around 4100 New Zealanders visited 25 farms last Sunday.