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Kūmara is a superfood of the garden and divine when roasted and used in a salad.
The Country Full Show: Thanksgiving edition
Harry Gaddum, Todd Clark, Tom Taylor and George Macleod, the Stus, Chris Brandolino.
NZ Herald Live: Christopher Luxon speaks on restoring farmer confidence
Christopher Luxon speaks on restoring farmer confidence
Snap happy: International award to Gisborne photographer
'It was truly surprising and an incredible honour'
Farmers urged to dose dogs against sheep measles
'We do not believe we can eradicate C. ovis but the aim is to control it at around 0.5%'
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The Country Full Show: PM on Restoring Farmer Confidence
Christopher Luxon, Jane Smith, Eric Roy and Hunter McGregor.
Farmers urged to take part in genetics survey
INZB launches fourth annual industry survey; closes December 9
Taxing farm animals’ farts and burps? Denmark gives it a try
New York Times: World's first belch and manure tax aims to cut methane emissions.
The Country Full Show: What will the OCR do?
Cameron Bagrie, Wayne Langford, Emma Higgins, Jim Hopkins and Tom Young.
The Country: Professor David Williams on GE regulation proposal
David Williams, Te Radar, Catherine Ward, Pita Alexander, Phil Duncan.
Shearing: Stratford and Moore win at Tapanui and Nelson
It was a big weekend of shearing for former winners of the National Shearing Circuit.
Whakatu Freezing Works: The history, the industry and the aftermath
Ewan McGregor, a 79-year-old historian, says he's got "a few books in me yet".
Restoration project revives 1956 TrailLite caravan
TrailLite's Peter Newman worked 25 to 30 hours a week to get the caravan good as new.
Vege tips: Why you should give parsnips a chance
Opinion: Poor parsnips; they get such a bad rap.
What caused 'objectionable flavour in milk' in 1925?
Kem Ormond takes a look at the world of farming back in the day.
Is this the start of a new aquaculture industry?
'This is a new era for sustainable marine farming in New Zealand.'
Secrets of berry farm’s success
Berry season is up and running with fruit arriving at supermarkets and greengrocers.
Weathering the storm: Rural Support Trust helps farmers in need
'It was set up by a group of like-minded farmers with a passion to help others.'
Deadline looms for heritage farming awards
Families who have farmed their land since 1924 or earlier are eligible to apply for award.
'Lambs all over the place': Council investigates after dogs savage livestock
Council investigates dog attacks; one dog shot, another impounded in Kaikohe.
The Country: Todd McClay on Apec FTA
Todd McClay, Tim Dangen, Emma Poole, Sandra Matthews, Chris Brandolino, Jeremy Rookes.
Gisborne farmer new president as Rural Women NZ count down to centenary
A 'committed advocate for women and New Zealand’s primary sector over many years'
A2 Milk rallies sharply on dividend news
Concerns about China cast a shadow over share price.
Rural mental health initiative receives funds
The initiative gets farmers off the farm and into the water.
The Country Full Show: Zespri boss on predicted record returns
Jason Te Brake, Peter Newbold, Chris Russell, Jo Luxton, Mike Petersen.
Fonterra's consumer business sale and how it might look
Lack of capital for the FMCG operation is not the only reason for Fonterra's exit.
Shortlist announced for 2025 Zanda McDonald Award
The shortlist of 10 young professionals from Australia and NZ has been revealed.
Deloitte Fast 50: Halter takes out top prize for 2024
Devoli ranks top of the Master of Growth index.
Westpac predicts $10/kg milk price after another strong auction
'We could end up with an extra $4b added to incomes.'
Creditors put dairy farm operation into liquidation – ANZ among those owed nearly $600k
The company had been dairy farming since May 2004.