EDITORIAL: A rethink of the way cows are managed is required to deal with outbreak.

Report shows ''major changes will be needed," commission chair Murray Sherwin says.

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The war over water hit boiling point amid 2017's election. Will 2018 see tensions simmer?

Dairy farmers under pressure to pay back bank support during milk price downturn.

Between 150-200mm of rain is needed to break this dry spell, Brian Doughty says.

Former Federated Farmers president William Rolleston made CNZM.

The Northland dairy sector is poised to lose $13.5m due to the lower forecast price.

"This is a great outcome for not just the primary sector but all New Zealanders."

Federated Farmers frustrated by actors who'd "rather go naked than wear wool".

COMMENT: Labour's water policy is not as difficult to understand as you might think.

Farmers are frustrated as they await results from cattle being tested for Mycoplasma bovis

A Fonterra and WRC manager who are brothers in law didn't think it was a conflict.

Farmers don't want a repeat of past seasons' winter blasts striking during lambing.

If the dam is dead, we've missed a chance to smooth the jagged edges of Mother Nature.

A new study shows striking similarities in New Zealand and Australia quad bike deaths.

A public health group is backing a new Greenpeace call to halt dairying expansion.

It is a win for farmers and job seekers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Some of NZ's biggest companies are lining up to oppose country of origin labelling.

Consents given to firms to take our water opened taps on furious row.

Farmers may wait until spring for the water to subside. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

The flooding in Bay of Plenty has bee classified as "medium-scale adverse event".

There are fears flooding could affect next season's dairy production.

The Maori Party is claiming a major victory against GE trials in New Zealand.

Two years since Winston Peters won the north, can his reign continue?

A key piece of National policy is hanging in the balance.

Isaac Davison examines the departure of three groups from the Land and Water Forum advisory group.

No major damage from yesterday's storm, but there's more on the way.

A faeces-covered Rakaia farmer has been labelled a "Neanderthal moron".

Some say the Government's water-quality proposals are not ambitious enough, but others - including farmers - are cautiously optimistic.