A host of primary sector products will benefit from drastically lower tariffs, writes Craig Page, but not, alas, dairy.
From government policy and rising costs to commodity prices and El Niño, sharemilker Carla de Wet says farmers face an ...
North Otago man given two months’ home detention for physical abuse of lambs videotaped by animal rights group.
A chance roadside encounter set former townie Reuben Danen on a path to becoming Young Deer Farmer of the Year after just two ...
The KayJay sale was a highlight of more than 2500 yearling bulls sold out of 3363 bulls in total sold by auction and reported ...
Bremworth shareholders will approve the appointment of new majority shareholder David Ferrier at the listed company’s annual ...
A year on, parts of Southland are still dealing with the piles of timber debris left behind by ferocious blow.
It’s the right question, and I wanted to respond to it.
The 2026 Waimate Shears this month saw him step onto the board for his 50 th consecutive year competing in his hometown event ...
Including Alliance, Dawn Meats will this year process 600,000 tonnes of meat, from 8 million sheep, 1.6 million cattle and 70 ...
From managing body condition to spotting heats early, DairyNZ shares three practical ways to lift reproductive performance ...
Rising prices for milk powder across three types and six delivery periods have boosted the Global Dairy Trade price index by ...
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