At $10k this pooch is in a league of his own
The first thing he did was lift his leg on his new owner's gumboot.
The first thing he did was lift his leg on his new owner's gumboot.
Winston Peters on why saying "Choina" isn't as bad as the Greens ad targeting Bridges.
Chances of wiping out cattle disease M. bovis looking good - so far.
Comment: It's time to find a balance between both extremes in a divisive issue.
Hawke's Bay farmers pleased greenhouse gas discussions a step in the right direction.
The OIO approved the sale of Westland Milk to China's Yili.
National Leader takes issue with the timing of the planned scheme.
National Party Leader Simon Bridges responds to the Government’s plans to put agriculture into the ETS. Video / Jason Walls
New rules curb Fonterra board's room to interfere in farmer-director elections.
'When we allow our precious land resource to be taken over by pines, what does NZ have?'
Cow pee patches hide the secret to tackling a chunk of NZ's greenhouse gas emissions.
New O'Leary milking shed is a $1.5 million investment in the future.
COMMENT: A clear vision of agriculture in NZ will not be forthcoming from usual suspects.
The country's largest food and beverage wholesaler is warning of an egg shortage.
The person died in the incident near Timaru yesterday
Three years in a row there's been a shortage of pickers. So how do we solve it?
Third sheep attack at Equestrian Park leaves farmer angry and upset.
The move to industrial forestry will eventually have an impact the wider public will see.
Comment: "Foreign investment, like it or not, makes this country run."
Every garment not synthetic used by you is a tiny part of the solution.
Avocado thieves are supplying a growing black market for sushi shops.
ASB's rural economist has penned an open letter to James Cameron.
Nitrogen plays an important role in increasing the pasture and crop yields.
Agriculture Minister says new bill will ease the burden on farmers.
COMMENT: Farming is a business like no other.
Focus Live: NZ farm debt is close to $63 billion – a new bill seeks to ease the financial burden
"Bill has been watered down to get buy-in, but how can you water down an emergency?"
Initial computer tool attracts much interest at this year's Fieldays.
Labour shortages are so bad that some food is left rotting says Simon Bridges.