
Gene technology bill: Hawke’s Bay apple CEO says it’s needed, but critics remain
'The only way we are going to continue to compete globally is through innovation.'
'The only way we are going to continue to compete globally is through innovation.'
Christopher Luxon, Emma Brodie, Emma Higgins, and Gordon Rennie.
This follows a 0.6% decline from the previous event two weeks ago.
Analysis: The United Nations named 2025 the International Year of Co-operatives.
Rob Hewett, Cameron Bagrie, Hunter McGregor, and Dr Jacqueline Rowarth.
There are close to 9000 workers in NZ under the Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme.
Opinion: The government is emphasising the role of rural areas in economic recovery.
Pāmu - formerly Landcorp - is New Zealand's largest pastoral farmer.
Plenty on display at 110th North Hokianga Agricultural and Pastoral Show.
Results from the 23rd Golden Shears International Shearing and Woolhandling Championships.
New York Times: How climate change is reshaping the future of coffee farming.
Opinion: Usually used in desserts, I can’t imagine serving rhubarb up with my peas.
Waikato BOP Young Farmer grand finalist takes on The Country's Fast Five.
How a lockdown epiphany turned a furniture retail manager into a flower grower.
"The truck, travelling at a slow speed, failed to balance and completely capsized."
Wool has played a significant role in Woodville's local economy and town life.
Nigel Ogle has transformed an old cheese factory into Tawhiti Museum in Hāwera.
Sir David Fagan, Mark Cameron, Anna Nelson, Chris Brandolino, R Shearer, S Duncan, S Loe.
The first night of the 2025 Golden Shears closed with a local speed shear success.
Never having drunk it before he was unaware that “coffee doesn’t come all ready to drink”.
In 2016, the Reeves started breeding their own sheep, called Waimai CharaBlack.
'The pine trees are taking over - there is not much farmland left.'
Jamie Mackay talks to Nicola Willis, Jane Smith, Farmer Tom Martin, and Jim Hopkins.
Farmers around the North Island are being warned to prepare for drought conditions.
“They would have jumped a bit when they saw him turn up,” said one woolshed veteran.
Local businesses donated seeds and skills to support the community project.
The honey producer spoke of a “radically simplified organisation”.
Meikle decided to enter the five-round circuit while supporting son Tye's junior efforts.
“It’s not a game-changer, but is going in the right direction."
Andrew Hoggard, Grant McCallum, Dr Vaughn Holder, and Phil Duncan.