Join us here from Wednesday to Friday, where we’ll be bringing you all the highlights from the field and inside the FieldaysTV on-site studio.

Prime Minister thanks primary sector for its efforts through Covid-19.

Our trip to Mystery Creek was a birthday treat for Bruce — and what a day it was.

Australian company Flow introduced their innovative beehives at the Fieldays this year.

NaturGuard is made from natural products and is biodegradable.

Initial computer tool attracts much interest at this year's Fieldays.

"For me it was about getting out there and having some fun".

Breakfast panel try to solve world's agricultural problems "in about 30 or 40 minutes".

Labour shortages are so bad that some food is left rotting says Simon Bridges.

Gumboots and raincoats the right attire for Fieldays this year.

New model emits only water and clean air into environment.

Everything you need to know about the big event at Mystery Creek this week.

Winton farmer Bill Johnston has attended every one of the 50 Fieldays held so far.

A self-described "useless cook" has baked a treat at Fieldays.

Fieldays Doug the Digger driver went back to school at 37 to learn to read and write.

A young innovator has sold his new kiwifruit peeler at Fieldays.

KPMG is drawing attention to water treatment at Fieldays with a new agriculture agenda.

Taihape's Mairi Whittle took home the golden gumboot in Fieldays Rural Catch contest.

"Horticulture should be an industry that everyone considers."

Spark has switched on a new Internet of Things (IoT) site at Mystery Creek.

The John Fowler and Co. tractor is owned by Canterbury sheep farmer Rodney Miles.

Options to get to Fieldays include free bus, park and ride, or even go by air or water.

NZ's Bachelor series may have some colourful characters. They've got nothing on this lot.

Rural Communities minister Damien O'Connor will discuss 'rural proofing lens' at Fieldays.

Fieldays App enables visitors to use GPS mapping technology to navigate the site.

Celebrations of Fieldays' 50th anniversary come to Te Puke this weekend.

Four men and four women have been named as the 2018 Fieldays Rural Catch finalists.

With Fieldays around the corner, it's time to plan your route.

Leaders want national agri-businesses to relocate, open an office or invest in the region.

Bees inspired a Wairarapa entrepreneur to build a new mobile stainless steel harvester.