Why Shane Jones' Fonterra outburst could backfire
Fonterra farmers at Fieldays have mixed opinions on Shane Jones attack on their chairman.
Fonterra farmers at Fieldays have mixed opinions on Shane Jones attack on their chairman.
Gayford took to Twitter to show the "bloody cute" gifts he and Ardern have received.
Fonterra powders command premium price but will it last long enough to plump milk price?
Fieldays is the southern hemisphere's largest agricultural event and on its 50th birthday has some striking plans to take it into the future.
The kiwifruit export marketer continues its winning streak with record harvests, sales.
Agriculture Minister says biosecurity the job of all Kiwis, all the time.
Biosecurity has remained a top priority for primary industry leaders, KPMG says.
KPMG shuts Fieldays business breakfast to the public to encourage "open" discussion.
NZ's Bachelor series may have some colourful characters. They've got nothing on this lot.
It took 14 rounds to whittle seven contestants down to one.
One of the 100 most influential women in farming will speak in Whanganui.
Sustainability equals longevity for dairy farmers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
A girl and her dog are in the hunt. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Keith Berrett shepherds his geese into shape with specially trained farm dogs.
Promoted pro-am class winner Sally Clarke sympathises with ousted James Cottle, Anna Trent
Kimi Ora Community School's efforts to bring Richie McCaw to their school has succeeded.
Sustainable and profitable farming were showcased at gala awards evening.
At least 12 horses at a national equestrian event have become ill from dehydration.
A young Northland woman's journey from townie to farmhand to Florida funpark.
Hastings rider Melody Matheson can't wait to make her NZ senior team debut at Hoy Show
Former Golden Shears champ can't remember collapsing.
About 100 people marching in Dargaville in protest against proposed giant chook farm.
The Zeddy Dry Feeder has wowed the judges at the Southern Rural Life Innovation Awards.
Destruction wrought by Cyclone Gita won't deter events at the Kaikoura A&P Show.
Wattle seeds were just for the birds . . . until someone came up with wattle icecream.
Spectators enjoyed a full day of action while more than 100 people protested outside.
From caribou hunting to starting a business, clothing label founder to share learnings
West Auckland siblings could come face-to-face at FMG Young Farmer of the Year.
Raetihi A&P Show popular with families big turn out on the day
Banned in many parts of the world, is it time to call time on rodeos in New Zealand?