Fieldays 2018: Goldpine
Jamie catches up with John Noakes at Fieldays for a spot of fencing.
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Innovation Awards show future of farming
Those shaping the future of farming acknowledged at awards breakfast.
Fieldays 2018: GEA helping to reduce dairy farmers' workloads
Rowena speaks to GEA's Head of Farm Equipment Sales, Jason Quertier at Fieldays.
Ardern responds to Jones' call for Fonterra chair to resign
NZ First MP's view not Government policy, says PM.
The Country - Fieldays Day 2 edition
Jamie Mackay catches up with the big names at Mystery Creek for this year's Fieldays.
Fieldays 2018: AgResearch's Map & Zap
Rowena catches up with Dr. Kioumars Ghamkhar from AgResearch at Fieldays.
Simon Gault at Fieldays on his diabetes journey
Simon Gault cooked up a storm at Fieldays and served up a health lesson on the side.
Fieldays 2018: Lashes tries his hand at fencing
Sam "Lashes" Casey attempts to fence in front of the master, John "Noakesy" Noakes.
Why Shane Jones' Fonterra outburst could backfire
Fonterra farmers at Fieldays have mixed opinions on Shane Jones attack on their chairman.
Fieldays' 'haunted' hospital
Legend has it the former Waikato Hospital, sited in the Fieldays Village, is haunted.
Fieldays Rural Catch: Women dominate on quad bikes
Geraldine winner thought she needed to enter to show the boys up.
Fieldays 2018: The MYOB Technology Panel
The MYOB Panel discuss how technology is changing the face of farming.
Fieldays 2018: Day 2
Rowena Duncum catches up with Fieldays CEO Peter Nation for an update on Day 2 of this year's big event.
Whanganui v Hunterville
Whanganui centre threatens Hunterville as huntaway capital of the world.
Fieldays 2018: The Great MYOB Milkshake Race
Jamie catches up with Krissy Sadler-Bridge from MYOB.
Fieldays 2018: Tru Test
Jamie catches up with Tru Test to find out what they're offering at Fieldays.
NZ farming 'boxes above its weight'
Nearly 25,000 people attended day one of the Fieldays at Mystery Creek.
Fieldays 2018: Seales Winslow
Jamie Mackay catches up Seales Winslow Chief Operating Officer Chris Brown at Fieldays.
Hawke's Bay alive and well at Fieldays
The 50th National Agricultural Fieldays started yesterday and ends on Saturday.
Fieldays 2018: Business picks up after wet start
Exhibitors report that business was going well with hopes for good turnout today.
Fonterra products earning a premium but will it last?
Fonterra powders command premium price but will it last long enough to plump milk price?
The Country - Fieldays Day 1 edition
Catch up with Jamie and a cast of thousands at day 1 of this year's milestone event.
Focus: Fieldays looks to the future
Fieldays is the southern hemisphere's largest agricultural event and on its 50th birthday has some striking plans to take it into the future.
Zespri's winning streak rolls on
The kiwifruit export marketer continues its winning streak with record harvests, sales.
Biosecurity a job for all Kiwis: Fieldays kick-off message
Agriculture Minister says biosecurity the job of all Kiwis, all the time.
English win for Woodville shearer
Young shearer and double Golden Shears champ picks up another milestone.
NZ biosecurity top-scores in KPMG agri survey
Biosecurity has remained a top priority for primary industry leaders, KPMG says.
Fieldays 2018: House It and Shed It
Rowena catches up with Giles Bayley and Alan Hockley from House it and Shed It.
Fieldays 2018: What you need to know
How to get there by free bus, or where to park, how much it will cost, and when gates open
Cattle breed supremacy decided over friendly game of indoor bowls
A local rivalry will choose a champion cow breed after an indoor bowls competition.
Waikato farmers vie for FMG Young Farmer of the Year — People's Choice Award
Voting is open for the 2018 FMG Young Farmer of the Year — People's Choice Award.
Farmers prepare for new fat evaluation
NZ dairy farmers are preparing for the impact of Fonterra's new fat evaluation index.
Variety and opportunities in horticulture at Fieldays
"Horticulture should be an industry that everyone considers."