
The Country Fast Five: Meet Jesse Van Kekem
The Country has five questions to get to know rural New Zealand a little better.
The Country has five questions to get to know rural New Zealand a little better.
Liam Fisher and his mates showed off the Ag Beam Lifter at Fieldays this year.
One of the largest displays of vintage farm machinery in the Southern Hemisphere.
The high-value protein industry is projected to grow by $16b over the next four years.
Miles Hurrell, Nicola Willis, Mark Leslie, Siobhan Lynch, Ray Smith.
Former chairman John Penno has pushed back on Synlait's recapitalisation plan.
Landowners hope forestry companies will step up after allegations aired at public meeting.
The new owners of the agricultural show have 90 days to pull together the iconic event.
Hawke’s Bay was one of the 13 regions where emissions fell last year.
Todd McClay, Dr Jacqueline Rowarth, Dansy Coppell, Craig Hickman, Jamie Mackay.
OPINION: Expensive work on wastewater infrastructure can result in closed beaches.
A hemp company says it’s dumping tonnes of a byproduct that could be used as animal feed.
The NZ Event Awards 2024 finalists feature six nominees from Waikato.
OPINION: Genomic data is central to unlocking a more efficient national herd.
Marr farms with brother Stuart and father Graham on the south side of the Rakaia River.
Toby Williams, David Seymour, Duncan Humm, Phil Duncan.
The Shareholders' Association says the Synlait recapitalisation plan will hit minorities.
After 153 caps, Sam Whitelock's found a job to keep himself busy for the next '30 years'.
NZPork marks its 50th anniversary by donating meat from 50 pigs to Meat the Need.
A wrap of the FAR projects taking place around the Waikato and Bay of Plenty.
Different aspects of rural women's lives made the papers back in the day.
“By 2017/2018 it was clear from our figures that wool prices were dropping off sharply."
Competitor skills have increased as more young butchers vie for the nation’s top award.
A workshop described as 'essential' for Tairāwhiti farmers is to be staged next week.
B+LNZ's Stock Number Survey shows drop in sheep and cattle numbers.
Opinion: Spring, Red, Brown or shallots, we are talking onions this week.
Amanda Currie uses wool under the vines and on the paddocks of Tinwald Farm.
Miles Hurrell, Tim Dangen, Emma Poole, C Russell, Anne Paterson, Sam Weller, C Brandolino.
Hurrell says earnings expected to be at the top end of forecast range.
Tomatoes NZ says the virus spreads easily and could spell up to 80% of crop losses here.