Rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus released in Canterbury/ Otago seems to be taking effect.

His punch sends the possum flying through the air - but is this "pest control"?

A woman in the audience said she thought the ministry was "struggling."

Nearly $30,000 stock taken in "the biggest rustling in some time".

The New Zealand Whisky Company's plans to develop a $3 million distillery fall through.

Overseas investment rules in New Zealand's forests are changing.

A group of 20 farmers started Generation Next last week with support from Beef + Lamb NZ.

Red Meat Profit Partnership is offering funding to farmers in the form of action groups.

The mohair and alpaca fleeces entered at Golden Fleeces were or remarkable quality.

Tom Mulholland will speak at Forestry Industry Safety Council (FISC) workshops in July.

Rural health needs to be made a priority, says Dalton Kelly.

A Mokotua woman is now the Dairy Women's Network southern regional leader.

NZ's agriculture industry should be respected, says KPMG.

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

Farms have been showing strong growth this year, according to an MPI report.

Tickets for Alexandra's WoolOn creative fashion event go on sale today.

It's not possible to control Mycoplasma bovis if an eradication attempt fails, says expert

Opinion: The impact of mycoplasma bovis has been huge, writes Mischa Clouston.

The man who died when his ute rolled near Dunback has been named as Craig Porter.

Demand for cherry orchards now a significant feature of the Central Otago property market.

Central Otago's Allanton stock sale ended yesterday after going for over a century.

One-off costs have impacted Tegal's bottom line this financial year.

Silver Fern Farms seek shareholder feedback for potential changes to the board.

Effectiveness of K5 virus in killing rabbits has failed to impress Federated Farmers.

Cromwell police are investigating the death of a bull in mysterious circumstances.

Good progress is being made to eradicate mycoplasma bovis says Damien O'Connor.

Locally produced pork is fighting Lotto tickets, imports and holidays to get on the plate.

A North Canterbury farmer stepped up to the plate after a blade shearer fell ill.

A truck overturned near Oamaru, spilling its load over the street.

Opening forecasts for the dairy season are pointing towards another profitable year.