High demand for Central Otago cherry orchards
Demand for cherry orchards now a significant feature of the Central Otago property market.
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Final sheep sale held at Allanton saleyards
Central Otago's Allanton stock sale ended yesterday after going for over a century.
One-off costs hurt poultry producer Tegel
One-off costs have impacted Tegal's bottom line this financial year.
Silver Fern Farms seek input on changes to board
Silver Fern Farms seek shareholder feedback for potential changes to the board.
Rabbit numbers down 25 per cent, farmers unimpressed
Effectiveness of K5 virus in killing rabbits has failed to impress Federated Farmers.
Cromwell police investigate dead $12k bull
Cromwell police are investigating the death of a bull in mysterious circumstances.
'Certainty' around mycoplasma bovis eradication expedites progress
Good progress is being made to eradicate mycoplasma bovis says Damien O'Connor.
New Zealand Pork competing against Lotto
Locally produced pork is fighting Lotto tickets, imports and holidays to get on the plate.
Canterbury farmer steps up to shear at Golden Fleece event
A North Canterbury farmer stepped up to the plate after a blade shearer fell ill.
Truck tips near Oamaru, spilling produce
A truck overturned near Oamaru, spilling its load over the street.
Profitable new dairy season expected: Rabobank
Opening forecasts for the dairy season are pointing towards another profitable year.
Good Farming water action plan welcomed
The Good Farming Practice Action Plan for Water Quality has been welcomed by farmers.
NZ trade envoy recommends eradication for mycoplasma bovis
A trade envoy says Mycoplasma bovis is more serious than reports have so far indicated.
Changes on board of NZ Young Farmers
Sharon Angus will join the board of NZ Young Farmers now Terry Copeland has departed.
Work at Ravensdown's helm 'incredibly fulfilling'
The boss of Ravensdown is pleased the Government is investing more money on biosecurity.
Organising a chicken show no paltry task
A dislike of chickens proves no obstacle to running a poultry show for one Milton woman.
Economists concerned by risks of mycoplasma bovis
Economic risks associated with Mycoplasma bovis are rising, say experts.
Tahi Ngatahi aims to improve woolshed work
Tahi Ngatahi is a new programme aimed at educating and developing woolhandling skills.
Forestry growers' views sought on pest response levy
The forestry industry seeks views on implementing a pest response levy.
'Rural proofing lens' to be discussed at Mystery Creek Fieldays
Rural Communities minister Damien O'Connor will discuss 'rural proofing lens' at Fieldays.
Equine Sweets NZ proves winner for horse enthusiasts
Equine Sweets NZ has over 11,000 followers on Instagram and ships sweet treats all over NZ
Central Otago Winter feed contest raises $70,000
About 250 people gathered for the Central Otago Winter Feed Competition in Alexandra.
Federated Farmers: Terry Copeland signs on as CEO
Former Young Farmers CEO Terry Copeland is moving on to federated Farmers.
Bill English appointed Wakitapu Wildlife Trust patron
Sir William English is the new patron of Queenstown's Wakatipu Wildlife Trust.
Farmers need to fight the Southland Water and Land Plan, Feds say
Federated Farmers: Farmers need to be prepared to fight for their livelihoods
Free DairyNZ pitstop health checks to continue
DairyNZ's Health PitStops project is set to continue through NZ.
Prices fall 1.1% in first GlobalDairyTrade auction of new season
The first GlobalDairyTrade auction for NZ's new dairy season showed drops in price.
Crown accounts enabled mycoplasma bovis response
Crown accounts have been used in the fight against cattle disease mycoplasma bovis.
Devold Wool role continues a passion for natural fibre advocate
Craig Smith is the new general manager of Devold Wool Direct NZ Ltd.
Cows euthanised after truck rolls near Gore
Three cows had to be euthanised on the side of a Southland road after truck rolled.
WMP shareholder payout expected to rise next season
Westland Milk Products today lifted its predicted payout from $6.75 to $7.20 per kg.
Compo offer for parasite an insult: oyster farmer
Bluff man had millions of oysters removed after outbreak of deadly parasite.
Dairy sector told to look to success of alternative products
Time for the dairy sector to reflect on the success of alternative dairy products.
Irrigation NZ expo showcases new remote controlled tech
An expo featuring more than 50 irrigation-focused businesses was held in Alexandra.