Enviro watchdog: Farm tool Overseer needs oversight
Tool used to calculate farm run-off into waterways needs greater scrutiny, watchdog says.
Tool used to calculate farm run-off into waterways needs greater scrutiny, watchdog says.
Largest collection in the southern hemisphere. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Ātihau Whanganui reported a net surplus of $3.1m for the year and $21.6m total revenue.
Chairman annoyed because warning puts off visitors to reserve and campground
A video on Facebook shows footage of a group of cows lying lifeless on a dirt road.
Six charges have been filed against an individual under the Animal Welfare Act.
Hemp farmer Dave Jordan discusses hemp as an emerging market.
Taxpayer loan to West Coast dairy company has secret terms.
Zespri looks to grow kiwifruit in North America as Sungold sales boom.
Dairy debt stress eases but no time for in-hock agriculture to relax, says Reserve Bank.
New housing developments are taking up land critical for growing food.
Campaigner: river award 'undeserved'. Councillor admits improvement a long time coming.
No, PETA are not pulling the wool by asking UK village to change name to Vegan Wool.
A shearing milestone has been marked in Waipukurau. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Meat 2.0, artificial, fake? The verdict's still out on the best moniker.
The report says it is "critical" that the poor returns be addressed.
Fonterra milk price forecast tipped to be pinched again.
Fonterra farmers will find out the composition of their board board tomorrow.
Hastings-based NZ Frost Fans looks to expand.
PGW Wrightson shareholders have voted to sell the company's seeds business.
Tighter nitrate runoff rules and higher threshold for overseas buyers are having an impact
Artificial intelligence is coming to a lettuce crop near you.
The plug has been pulled on a major Hamilton seminar on cattle disease M. bovis.
A sheep and beef station with 1738 fertile hectares, are for sale in Southern Hawkes Bay.
"People don't realise the damage they can do," farmers on their "final straw" say.
Incorporation adopts new policy as unrest over 'spray and pray' grows.
New warning the world's in danger of running out of the sweet treat.
Retentions seem inevitable to repair Fonterra balance sheet but policy review ruled out.
Fonterra CEO Miles Hurrell urges Kiwis to get behind Fonterra.