More than 300 lambs worth $40k stolen from mayor's farm
Jason Smith says he can't insure for stock thefts so he'll have to cop the loss.
Jason Smith says he can't insure for stock thefts so he'll have to cop the loss.
An alarm failed to notify the farm manager of a power cut which led to the deaths.
OPINION: Beating up farmers isn't going to change the food system, writes Simon Coley.
Two Waverley dairy farms are fencing and protecting biodiversity in their gullies.
Nash says 'horrifying' post about his friend Mahuta means no backdown.
Groundswell organisers say they want to distance the rural protest from anti-vaxxers.
'Let everybody know we are here and we are not happy with what's going on in this country'
Annual meeting on December 9 to test proposal on farmer-owners.
Hundreds of tonnes of mānuka is now sitting in beekeepers' sheds, producer says.
The reopening comes on the cusp of summer, tourism providers hope for eased restrictions.
The Science Digest podcast looks at the unique ways Kiwis can combat climate change.
Edendale goat breeder only too happy to share knowledge. Made with funding from NZ on Air.
Michael Allpress has established Waiheke Island-based Allpress Olive Oil.
Today's deal is NZRL's second major purchase of South Island farms.
Run-off from dairy farms and forestry blocks smothering Marlborough Sounds seabed.
Renton rallies for the Ranfurly - a twist after dad Paul played 44 games for the Magpies.
Kiwi companies seeking to maintain their Chinese footprint.
Agriculture will not be included in the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) until 2025.
Sheep mustered near Omarama. Made with funding from NZ On Air. Video / Stephen Jaquiery / ODT
Retirement village care centre evacuated in second fire alert
Fonterra has big plans for the future, puts Soprole on the block
Why are there not enough women in NZ's fledgling medicinal cannabis industry?
Two fifth-generation farming families fight back against the demonisation of dairying.
Freezing cold water troughs were part of Sian Noble-Campbell's daily lockdown routine.
'They will only incur a laughable fine and get retrospective consent anyway.'
Immigration policy is driving New Zealand workers to take up jobs in Canada.
The bike's brakes, steering, suspension and bumper were in need of servicing or repair.
"The worst thing we can do is just stop," MyEnviro creator Brent Paterson says.