Tasman fire puts pressure on cropping farms
Many in the horticultural sector will have to decided which crops to destroy.
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Agriculture still 'a bedrock' of Ruapehu economy, mayor says
Farmers and council talk about priorities for the Ruapehu District
Remains of slaughtered cows dumped at riverside
Dumping linked to recent reports of stock thefts.
NZ media focus on Trump rather than Taratahi
Comment: Our national media seems to focus on Trump rather than Taratahi.
Federated Farmers: 'Tis the season to be pragmatic
A bit of honesty with your loved ones will go a long way at Christmas
How NZ could cut ag emissions by to 10 per cent
Many farmers want to cut their greenhouse gas emissions - but nearly half don't know how.
Dogs with parasites spread sheep measles
Whanganui has a higher than average prevalence of sheep measles
Make your voice heard - every submission counts
Every submission counts; every voice does get weighed up against those it opposes
'Never been shorn' sheep heading in for a trim
The ewe from the Mapiu district is believed to have never been shorn.
Farm under MPI control, owners feared losing herd
Kim Houlahan and Brendon Gardiner are glad their hard time is over
M. bovis - Care needed with wandering stock
"You do not just place rogue stock in a paddock and walk away without telling anyone."
Federated Farmers: Plenty of help on hiring staff on the farm
A Taranaki Federated Farmers employment seminar will help ease hiring fears.
Farmers urged to review safety processes after tragic death of child
Farmers advised to take all practical steps to ensure safety around effluent ponds.
Endeavour Fund welcomed by Federated Farmers
Federated Farmers has no issue with the govt investing $249 million in the Endeavour Fund.
Federated Farmers: Good to be 'out there listening'
Federated Farmers' new CEO Terry Copeland freely admits he is not a practical person.
Local Focus Special Report: The glyphosate debate reaches New Zealand
Roundup makes our paddocks yellow, but is it green? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Roundup wrangle: Glyphosate debate reaches NZ
Roundup makes our paddocks yellow, but is it green? Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Whanganui farmers form catchment group
Whanganui farmers plan to act rather than wait for regulation
Government programme to help struggling farmers
Farmers pleased to see Govt funding initiative that would benefit rural communities.
Whistle blower accuses farmers of 'appalling' treatment of pregnant cows
The harvest of foetal bovine serum is the latest in a string of animal welfare issues.
Buy your milk at dairies, says Federated Farmers
Fed Farmers' dairy chairman gets two 2L bottles of milk for $6 at his local Waikato dairy.
Fed Farmers: M. bovis fallout challenges continue
COMMENT: How do farmers minimise the risk without compromising production and profit?
Interim Fonterra CEO to farmer, sharemarket taste
Fonterra's choice of interim chief executive goes down well with farmers and market.
Question marks over science, agri creds at MPI's top table
Where are the science and primary industry creds of our biosecurity MPI bosses?
Data tools put farmers on the map
Digital mapping provides better quality information on issues and opinions.
Case for a viable partnership
The economies included in the CPTPP account for 13.5 per cent of world GDP.
Federated Farmers: Maize sector buoyant after strong season
This maize season may be the best some growers have experienced.
Federated Farmers: First female arable chair joins national board
Federated Farmers have welcomed a new board member.
Zero Carbon consultation brings methane into focus
Dairy farmers in with chance for "get out of jail free" card on methane emissions.
North Otago Fed Farmers section president has plans
Jared Ross is new chairman of North Otago Federated Farmers dairy section.
MPI moves to tell neighbours of M. bovis infection
Farmers want to know where a new cattle disease is, and MPI is not outing farms publicly.
Packed meeting to hear facts and tips about cattle disease
Speakers inform farmers about disease progress, and ways to avoid it.
Rabbit numbers down 25 per cent, farmers unimpressed
Effectiveness of K5 virus in killing rabbits has failed to impress Federated Farmers.