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NZSA takes aim at institutions after PGW seeds sale vote
PGW Wrightson shareholders have voted to sell the company's seeds business.
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.
The giant co-op was meant to transform the NZ economy. Things have't worked out that way.
Cold snap during the spring months means Lambulance is in high demand for sick animals.
Oringi, a Whanganui lifestyle block with attributes of a far larger farming operation
COMMENT: Methane from farms much be counted in our damage to the climate.
A player in the emerging industry has secured a major site.
The ewe from the Mapiu district is believed to have never been shorn.
COMMENT: Minister's lack of action on vital resource letting council dig in defences.
Owner of Blue Duck Station tells tales of adventure and adversity
New report on Fonterra's 17 years in business makes for disappointing reading.
Strawberry grower Phil Greig says it's important for people not to panic.
Growing green pasture with biological matter. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Fonterra's milk payments to Chilean farmers "taking advantage", says Kiwi boss.
Miro is the kupu for berry and a BOP-based berry company. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Farmers advised to take all practical steps to ensure safety around effluent ponds.
186 of the total 516 herd of cows suffered some form of tail injury including tail breaks.
In a dramatic turn, the lambs were never stolen, instead, they merged with a nearby flock
One farmer understood to have lost 600 lambs from 1700 ewes.
The 'Lambulance' has been out and about rescuing lambs in the snow. Credits: Supplied - Anna McFarlane
You know you're in New Zealand when the farm animals have their own Lambulance!