'Every Kiwi will suffer': Farmers fear Foot and Mouth outbreak
'It could be very hard to eradicate.'
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Supporting farmers to reach their sustainable goal
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Foot-and-mouth disease: Why a NZ outbreak is so feared
The threat to jobs alone is formidable.
Focus: Minister of Agriculture on foot and mouth disease
Minister of Agriculture Damien O'Connor spoke about the country's biosecurity systems and the threat of foot and mouth disease should it reach New Zealand. Video / Mark Mitchell
$9300 for top dog at Gore sale
$9300 has been paid for a top farm dog at the annual sale in Gore. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Michael Curreen / ODT
Farmers 'freedom convoy' takes aim at strict Dutch net zero regulations
Workers protest in the Netherlands – and they've won support from a famous fan
Climate change: He Waka Eke Noa needs 'critical' changes
The HWEN plan lets farmers pay different rates for methane and carbon dioxide emissions.
'I got one!': Adorable 3yo Kiwi farmer's sheep herding goes viral
TikTok-famous Freddie may possibly be New Zealand's youngest and keenest farmer.
Lost cows on the moo-ve through Rotokauri
Six curious cows were wandering between Lee Road and the Wintec campus.
Editorial: NZ's hard sell and painstaking gains in US and Europe
EDITORIAL: It has been Jacinda Ardern's toughest overseas trade mission yet.
National: FTA with EU a 'step forward' but agriculture 'missed opportunity'
National's trade spokesman Todd McClay gave the deal a '6 out of 10'.
Opinion: Country Calendar uproar is 'raging tall poppy syndrome'
When did progress, innovation and experimenting with different ideas become offensive?
New Zealand wins $1.8b trade deal with EU at eleventh hour
The deal took four years of often torturous negotiations.
Country Calendar uproar: Lake Hawea Station's Geoff Ross hits back at critics
Geoff Ross says trialling alternative methods is 'how sectors advance'.
Thomas Coughlan: Will Ardern get an EU trade deal tomorrow?
The PM has said she will leave without a deal if what is on the table is not good enough.
'Alarming discovery': New superbug found in pigs can jump to humans
New strain of antibiotic-resistant bacteria circulating among pigs is ringing alarm bells.
$2.4 million in a major wool initiative from Hawke's Bay firm
Hawke's Bay wool scourer's $2.4 million investment in the future
Farm, managers fined $95K for deaths of hundreds of calves
Farming company, managers fined $95,000 for the deaths of hundreds of calves.
Company-X takes innovation award-winning text to speech software global
Software becomes a pivotal training tool for milk quality and on-farm service solutions.
Fonterra to spend up to $50m to support flagging share price
Dairy co-operative plans to buy back its own shares from June 30.
Public reminded to keep stock off stopbanks
"Any chain is only as strong as its weakest link."
Young Farmers head North for Grand Final spectacle
Showcase of farming's future to be held in Whangarei
Expo to look after today's calf and tomorrow's cow
The expo will give farmers knowledge and advice on calf-rearing season.
Northland dairy farmers cautious despite another bump in dairy forecast price
Fonterra announces opening midpoint milk price of $9 per kilo of milk solids.
Bryce Edwards: Was Govt's climate plan watered down by lobbying?
ANALYSIS: Was last week's major climate change announcement a case of vested interests?
Cows cut and bleeding from Levin tornado hail
Ōhau farmer Nathan Murray said it was traumatic for animals and staff alike.
Radical change is happening in NZ's finance industry
There will be more innovative social and green finance opportunities for investors.
Death of ex-All Black's mum ruled an accident
Suzanne Hore, 67, died in fall from a vehicle on a Central Otago farm in November 2019.
'We cannot wait': Protesters call for end to forests on farms
About 70 people took part in the protest in Napier.
Foresters mull appeal against Wairoa rates decision
"We believe we have good grounds for an appeal," NZ Forest Owners Association says.
Will Singapore's Olam get enough milk for its new plant?
Latest dairy manufacturing entrant will need to get out its cheque book.
Waikato farmers face animal feed shortage ahead of winter
Recent lack of rainfall has hit grass growth as farmers have to feed more supplements.