Opinion: Napier Port issue being muddied
Coment: Ports like ours are sound investments, writes Gren Christie.
Coment: Ports like ours are sound investments, writes Gren Christie.
Comment: Prevention is much better than cure when it comes to Yellow Bristle Grass.
Selling PGG Wrightson's "crown jewels" is an asset strip of the NZ rural services firm.
Comment: "Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much"
Its been a hard year for farmers, writes Jim Galloway.
Comment: Traceability of animals is crucial to keeping our stock healthy.
Comment: Fighting climate change is about farming smarter, not simply farming less.
Comment: Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today says Don Fraser.
Can locals afford rates increases for the port expansion?
New controls a threat to future Tairawhiti water supplies, writes Clive Bibby.
Comment: The international trade court system is under threat writes Katie Milne.
I came across evidence of a long-lost attempt at civilisation.
If farmers have to improve water quality, then so do councils, writes Rhea Dasent.
Open days on farms give us an opportunity to learn from each other, writes Darryl Jensen.
Putting the right trees in the right place can make all the difference for farmers.
We are as a community a case study for how to get through collective trauma and grief.
Shane Jones has given a cheap loan to a dairy co-op that did not need it.
COMMENT: Climate change is our nuclear free moment! Or is it?
COMMENT: Are options for Napier Port's future leaning toward a merger with Tauranga?
Comment: New Zealand coarse wool needs some serious help writes Fed Farmers' Julie Geange.
EDITORIAL: Napier's broken stormwater system needs urgent attention.
Comment: Planning can help alleviate festive stress around the farm this Christmas
Comment: Whanganui farmers organise BBQ to educate dog owners about sheep measles.
There is no need to be unnecessarily cruel to possum pests, says Dr Lynley Tulloch.
Comment: Not everyone is lucky enough to escape online criminals.
It will take a while for rivers to drop in Otago after weeks of heavy rain.
Jim Galloway learned firsthand how important it is to follow biosecurity protocols.
Safe, clean water is a birthright of every New Zealander