
Next step for Far North water project
Northland Regional Council believes that irrigation could provide a huge economic boost.
Northland Regional Council believes that irrigation could provide a huge economic boost.
Early adopter reports rise in milk production and savings in labour costs.
An Auckland family assures dairy farmers that they are appreciated.
Comment: Not for the first time, hard-working farmers are feeling hard done by ...
Record-breaking volumes of plastic recycled through Agrecovery program.
Fresh data reveals worsening levels of E.Coli and nitrogen across 1400 NZ river sites.
Federated Farmers reminds members how important it is to vote in local elections.
Store lambs met strong demand and ewes with lambs at foot also rose at Stortford Lodge.
NZ has good case for ringfencing the greenhouse gas, says Northland grower.
The Government is wielding a sledgehammer when a scalpel is what's needed.
DairyNZ chief executive calls on Govt to extend timeframe of freshwater consultation.
The first in a series to see how well you know New Zealand's climate change numbers.
New freshwater policy and climate change will be topics at an environmental roadshow.
COMMENT: If farmers don't see a future, then the future of New Zealand Inc looks bleak.
COMMENT: My experience of growers of our food is that they love what they do.
Store lambs lifted slightly this week, resulting in a strong sale at Stortford Lodge.
Spring is lifting spirits and prices down on the farm.
As calving draws to a close, is time to ensure mating plans are in place.
NZ Superannuation Fund dairy farm video further fuels public row over winter grazing.
"We all use our rivers, and we all want to protect them for our future."
We're pleased animal rights and climate change taken into account.
Angus steers again dominated the cattle sale at Stortford Lodge yesterday.
Workshops help with 'a freight train' of regulations/
Comment: Farmers are only part of the environmental problem but can be part of a solution.
Beingmate's rollercoaster financial ride continues.
A-one-size-fits-all regime for water quality just gets backs — and costs — up.
Nearly 400 calves went under the hammer during the week.
Comment: We have a chance to turn atmospheric carbon from a threat into a resource.
Federated Farmers concerned more costs will pile onto ratepayers.
This hardy red clover is ideally suited for North Island soils, says Barenbrug expert.