Comment: Why food comes first in NZ
Comment: Food is important and it is what New Zealand does best.
Comment: Food is important and it is what New Zealand does best.
Wouldn't it be great to be able to eat off the land and know what goes into your food?
Comment: Beirut blast brings back memories of Hiroshima visit.
It is time to re-open a nation-wide dialogue on the use of genetic technologies.
Comment: Trees have become a hot topic with farmers lately, and with good reason.
Sector directors face difficult decisions as excess demand looms to swallow dividends.
The scheme must be part of a strategy making energy fairly accessible to all of us.
A real resource management act would focus on actual public good problems.
Comment: Bruce Eade's story shows how farmers can effectively communicate with urbanites.
Drought, Covid-19, now flooding puts more pressure on communities, businesses and farmers.
Comment: Technological development in sustainable food production is important.
Broad beans are very easy to care for, suffering very few pests and disease.
Comment: It's time farmers get the lowered interest rates they deserve.
$30m is worth paying to investigate scheme that would help decarbonise energy.
Comment: There is no reason why we can't see more women directors in the agri-sector.
Comment: Pete Fitz-Herbert worries his idyllic, rural life may be making him a dinosaur.
Weekly column by Kāpiti's Greater Wellington Regional Council representative Penny Gaylor.
Growing microgreens from seed is relatively straight forward.
Comment: Aspirations to create a better world overlook the realities in food production.
Comment: Politics is becoming a steady progression for the exit door.
COMMENT: National and Labour will need to rethink their election strategies and messages.
"None of us went farming to fill in boxes and sit in front of computers all day long"
Comment: Instead of a deal that's best for the smelter, how about what's best for NZ?
Comment: Why are we importing junk aluminium while making some of the best in the world?
It would be laughable if it wasn't so shameful.
Plastic recycling plan must include agriculture before food basket becomes a waste basket.
Nothing illustrates this problem better than the Green Party's Clean Energy Plan.
Comment: Don't worry, says Dr Rowarth, drinking water won't give you colorectal cancer.
Politics shouldn't be the driving force in the farming industry, writes Kerry Worsnop.