'Unnecessary distress': Dairy worker accused of animal mistreatment gets $50k payout
Kimberley Price is happy her reputation has been cleared.
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‘Never seen rain like that’: Farmers assess damage, tonnes of crops possibly obliterated
After an already tough summer, major farming and growing regions assessing new damage.
Photojournalist helping bridge the gap between farm and plate
The book tells the stories of the people who are the backbone of farming in New Zealand.
Floodgates still open in Riversdale
Cyclone Hale left Riversdale farms with metre-deep river sediment covering entire paddocks
Rebuilding Better: What will NZ agriculture will look like, beyond commodities cycle?
What is New Zealand agriculture going to look like in the decades ahead?
Farmer accused of being stoned at work, sacked after posting about cannabis
The fired worker has now been awarded $20k for the unfair dismissal.
Rural support trust walks with communities when things get tough
They're the first port of call for workers in the primary industry when they need help.
Cyclone recovery likely to be slow, farmers at 'wits’ end'
Cyclone Hale hit the East Coast hard and it will take a while to fix the damage.
Growers warn of price spike after Cyclone Hale
'The fruit will just explode and berry growers have been severely affected.'
Pavlova and biscuits at risk as prices rise
Commercial bakers are feeling the heat as egg shortage drives up wholesale prices.
'Talk to someone': Farmer confidence knocked as costs rise
Some farmers indicated they are considering exiting the industry due to concerns.
'Annoying and a bit upsetting': Thieves butcher farmer's sheep
It's not the first time John Armstrong has lost sheep.
Rangitīkei water scheme idea dries up
Funding from the Provincial Growth Fund was applied for, but never given out.
'Meat the Need': Call goes out to Central Hawke’s Bay farmers
Farmers can pledge to donate livestock and dairy farmers can sign up to donate milk.
Greens speak on their ' ‘biggest frustration’ - and optimism for 2023
The party co-leaders say they are committed to being part of the next Government.
'It's just like a big jigsaw'
Ian Moore's project is part experiment, part passion, part legacy for future generations.
German police seek help in solving bull sperm heist
About 60 containers of the seed were stolen from a farm In Olfen.
Fieldays 2022: Same, same but different indeed
Lower visitor numbers offered an opportunity that a big event might not have been able to.
Win, win, win: Fieldays recognises industry leaders with awards
Fieldays Society crowns four Innovation Award winners and three fencing champs.
Milktech NZ always looking to have an edge on rivals
Aiming to be one of the most recognised and reliable world brands in milking equipment.
NZ edges closer to sustainably-farmed whitebait with new project
Bluff-based pilot project aims to make land-based commercial whitebait farming a reality.
Open call for Open Farms hosts
Open Farms initiative seeks more host farmers for national open day on March 12.
Govt’s new $2000 broadband installation grant for rural homes - Starlink will be eligible
New $15m scheme will cover about 7500 remote households.
Fieldays TV - catch up on all the day's events right here
Catch the latest from Mystery Creek, available on demand with Fieldays TV.
Fonterra’s Miles Hurrell ‘not too concerned’ about China
Demand for dairy in China has declined over the last year or so.
‘Strong’ level of enquiries from serious customers as Fieldays opens.
17,000 visitors through the gates despite wet and blustery first day
Woman suffers horrific farm accident - how she helped save herself
The woman lost her legs and one arm in the horrendous incident.
Danone flicks the switch on $30m biomass boiler for Balclutha dairy plant
Group says it is NZ’s first dairy spray drying plant powered exclusively by biomass fuel.
Fieldays Kitchen 2022 to highlight New Zealand produce
Seven Kiwi chefs are set to cook up a storm at the Fieldays Kitchen.
Regional council secures WRA funding for projects to benefit rivers
Funding helps river projects involving landowners, iwi and community groups.
Simon Wilson: National’s approach to climate is a massive failure for farmers
National's complaints about the Government's farm policies show very poor leadership.
Editorial: Fonterra at the crossroads but no let-up for consumers
Editorial: Looking at the future of dairy throws up good and bad outcomes.
Ex-Fonterra '$43m man' to head European livestock feed company
Theo Spierings swaps consultancy for fulltime job in Netherlands.