Kirsten's road trip
Western North Island B+LNZ director Kirsten Bryant hits the road with important messages.
Western North Island B+LNZ director Kirsten Bryant hits the road with important messages.
Fonterra powders command premium price but will it last long enough to plump milk price?
Speakers inform farmers about disease progress, and ways to avoid it.
Tolaga Bay people have had enough of slash. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Agriculture Minister says biosecurity the job of all Kiwis, all the time.
High-energy, low-protein feed in addition to grass helps increase milk production.
KPMG shuts Fieldays business breakfast to the public to encourage "open" discussion.
NZ's Bachelor series may have some colourful characters. They've got nothing on this lot.
Greenpeace says NZ's new climate policy should be aiming for gold, not bronze.
Farms animals have a world of emotions - and scientists say we need to understand them.
The Govt has unveiled an $886m plan to eliminate the disease.
Despite fears, authorities say recent meeting with agriculture minister was constructive.
COMMENT: When it comes to biosecurity it's in national interest to stay calm and clinical.
M. bovis, regulation, public perception all farming challenges
Hawke's Bay has multiple hopes, including Tom Manson, with three dogs on the leaderboards.
Bio-security is key as hundreds of herds prepare to move across NZ
Dairy farmers need to move fast to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, ambassador says.
Dairy sector debt still high, with cattle disease an added risk, says Reserve Bank.
Ardern wanted to talk through the experience with farmers and what they've been through.
MPI still investigating how M. bovis got into New Zealand
A Māori land trust from Rotorua has taken out the country's top agricultural award.
Leaders want national agri-businesses to relocate, open an office or invest in the region.
About 150,000 cows will be culled from Kiwi farms.
But resulting drop in production will push prices up and dull the impact.
150,000 + cattle will be culled in a world-first bid to eradicate Mycloplasma bovis.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will announce next measures in the fight against M. bovis.
Cabinet today to decide on the weapon for cattle disease fight but army is divided.
The dairy herd, despite all the the environmental critics, is vital to this country.
Dr Lisa Harper, Federated Farmers Regional Policy Advisor discusses rates
M. Bovis will not stop the annual movement of farmers and their cattle