Baygold's Olivia and Josh take gold at Farm Environment Awards
Baygold a great example of integrating environmental excellence and kiwifruit production.
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After cancelling the Great NZ Muster, Waitomo District Council is looking ahead.
Kiwifruit orchardists rally despite numerous setbacks
Big decisions coming for kiwifruit growers hit by natural and financial setbacks.
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Whanganui farmers catching a break
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Leptospirosis lives in water and spikes of the disease are often seen after flood events.
Workshops to help farmers navigate new rules
Beef and Lamb NZ has teamed up with Horizons Regional Council to deliver the workshops.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Poachers just one more worry farmers don’t need
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Local Focus: ‘Dead livestock everywhere’
Volunteers have spent days cleaning up dead animals in Hastings after Cyclone Gabrielle.
‘It’s starting to smell pretty bad’: Growers reeling from lost crops and fields of ‘rotting kumara’
Northland kūmara growers are coming to grips with widespread devastation to their crops.
82-year-old farmer who badly treated cattle admits management of his farm “got away on him”
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Concerning levels of nitrate in 60% of NZ freshwater sources
GNS study reveals widespread cases of nitrate levels above key threshold for health risk.
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Inflation, sustainability, R&D and China high on board's menu.
Local Focus: Farming versus sustainability
Wairarapa farmers discuss climate change and explain how they're tackling it.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Devastating flooding on Tangiteroria farms
Farmers are starting to clean up as floodwaters recede.
Ngāhinapōuri’s Waipiri Holsteins dominate national Holstein show
Waipiri Holsteins receive more accolades at the 2023 NZ Dairy Event.
'Worst experience' in 20 years: Lengthy power outages stop farmers milking cows
Cows across the Northland region have gone days without being milked.
Mainland tales: A day at the sheep sales
Herald journalist Kurt Bayer reports on an ageless Kiwi ceremony.
Why Fonterra is looking at giant heat pumps for its factories
Big exporter needs 200 degree Celsius steam to dry milk into powder.
'Unnecessary distress': Dairy worker accused of animal mistreatment gets $50k payout
Kimberley Price is happy her reputation has been cleared.
‘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.
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The book tells the stories of the people who are the backbone of farming in New Zealand.
Floodgates still open in Riversdale
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Farmer accused of being stoned at work, sacked after posting about cannabis
The fired worker has now been awarded $20k for the unfair dismissal.