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Comment: Will protein technology actually restore balance to the global food system?
The way consumers understand food is evolving
'Enviro wāhine warrior': Cartoonist's drastically sustainable life
Profile: How Tauranga cartoonist Mig McMillan forged a path towards sustainable living.
Fonterra farmers urge MPs to unshackle cooperative
And should farmers who leave Fonterra be allowed to come back whenever they choose?
Let's join forces on climate change, says visiting Dutch PM
New Zealand and the Netherlands join forces in taking action against climate change
Focus Live: Government announces plan to clean up our waterways
Focus Live: Government announces plan to clean up our waterways
Supreme Court to hold oral hearing on Synlait's Pokeno appeal
An oral hearing will be held ahead of Supreme Court decision on Synlait land.
Veggie burgers caught in war over future of meat
Meat producers have woken up and declared war on 'veggie burgers'.
A tiny fruit fly was found in an Auckland suburb. NZ spent $4m to get rid of it.
'We're talking about the protection of a multimillion-dollar industry.'
Small Business: Growing oysters faster in moulds a 'game changer'
Kaeo-based Shaun Gregory talks designing a shellfish mould to grow oysters in.
Fonterra's farmers are in for higher milk prices this week
Prices firmed, albeit slightly, for the sixth time in a row.
Explainer: Why NZ can't afford to mess with China
China and NZ's relationship has been of mutual benefit since it signed FTA in 2008.
NZ Made campaign rolls out 'New Zealand grown' labels
Green stickers will be seen on supermarket shelves in the next few months.
Queenstown entrepreneur launches world first deer milk beauty product
The protein-rich milk is attracting interest from scientists.
Dairy product prices rally, led by milk powder
Dairy product prices rose at the Global Dairy Trade auction.
Otago farmers increasingly adopting 'fertigation'
The new way of applying fertiliser is cited as having environmental benefits.
Ngāi Tahu backs out of Agria deal, takes direct stake in Wrightson
Ngāi Tahu has taken direct ownership of 27.4 million Wrightson shares.
Canada's marijuana industry so hot it's importing workers
Job openings in the sector have tripled in the last year.
Small Business: Growing hemp for food and cars
Hemp farmer Dave Jordan discusses hemp as an emerging market.
Blade shearing still cutting a swathe 150 years on
A shearing milestone has been marked in Waipukurau. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Dairy prices slide in global auction
Whole milk powder has hit its lowest price since August 2016.
The hidden suffering behind Brazilian coffee beans
Brazilian coffee beans are often harvested under harsh conditions.
Zespri chairman urged to stand for Fonterra
Zespri chairman called on to stand for Fonterra board - no word on John Wilson's decision.
NZ primary sector wary of world trade wars
The primary sector its jumpy over the prospect of escalating trade protectionism.
Lord of the Fries set to open 13 NZ stores
Vegan fast food operator Lord of the Fries has big plans for a meat-free New Zealand.
Government to make announcement on M. Bovis
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will announce next measures in the fight against M. bovis.
'She came across like she cared': Farmers on Ardern
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern impresses Waikato farmers at cattle disease meeting.
Open to different thinking
Our most successful agri-businesses find it hard to attract funding to meet their needs.
How Fonterra rates alongside rivals
For first time Fonterra can be compared to NZ dairy competitors.
Creating the cheese institute Aotearoa needed
Founder of New Zealand's only cheese school, Sue Arthur, talks training the competition.
Are we running out of fresh food?
Destructive cyclones and changing climate - how long can New Zealand provide fresh food?
NZ agriculture's role in US wound care market
Co-founder of biotech company talks brand New Zealand and working for the US market.
Watch: Sterile pink moths to rescue apples
A million sterile codling moths are opening export doors. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Massive 98 hectare kiwifruit property up for grabs
Portfolio includes three Te Puke blocks and includes option to buy 677,720 Zespri shares.