Lisa Harper: Farm forestry has potential
With new Government, the complex issues around forestry may get greater focus.
With new Government, the complex issues around forestry may get greater focus.
Kids with facts behind them will become the best police of all to protect native species.
Business should help to build a new consensus on NZ's trade agreements.
Opinion: The agreement on TPP at Da Nang will be good for New Zealand's beef exports.
We have nothing to show for the $20 million of ratepayer money that was spent of the RWSS.
Farmers are currently cultivating their paddocks for pasture or crop rotation.
If we want to fix the global environmental problems it will have to be up to the farmers.
There is a fairly comprehensive list of things that worry and perplex Bryn.
OPINION: While US President was flattered, other nations worked on a trade deal.
Decision not to air Young Farmer contest makes a mockery of claims to support NZ culture.
How Trade Ministers from 11 nations made a blunder of Oscars Best Picture proportions.
The people of Whanganui need you to fulfil your promises. And then some.
Water is being discussed across the country, but without solutions.
As a community we should never forget the dangers of group think.
We must ensure recent gains are not eroded by unnecessary taxes and compliance costs.
16000 people were against the indiscriminate planting of GE trees in Northland last year.
Federated Farmers has reviewed its legal position on the GMO issue in the Northland RPS.
We have environmental compliance coming at us like a freight train.
The council is a governed by the law of the land. My role is to influence policy.
COMMENT: Artificial milk and meat pose huge risk to farming industry.
October has gone from one of our wettest winters to suddenly a drying-out spring
Fish and Game responds to Rural Advocacy Network's "loose-cannon approach to reporting."
Jamie Mackay puts a rural perspective on the Prime Minister.
This year, we have more reasons than ever to celebrate the river.
The lolly scramble that is a general election has come and gone
Dr Doug Edmeades has a bone to pick with the state of journalism.