New project to increase tomato yield in winter
Northland tomato venture could go some way in easing the spike in winter tomato prices.
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Food processors hit by big jump in insurance premiums from flammable panels
The Kiwifruit industry is spending millions of dollars on fire prevention measures.
Farmers and growers call for help with labour shortages
Labour shortages need sorted if agriculture is to drag NZ's economy back into shape.
Zespri: Bay kiwifruit growers reap $1.55 billion in returns
Business leaders say kiwifruit returns will bolster Bay of Plenty economy and confidence.
Inquiries launched into poor accommodation accusations
The facility allegedly failed to comply with aspects of the building code requirements.
Growers relish in Green Party's agriculture policy, but National opposes
Green Party agriculture policy given the green thumb by organic growers.
Kiwifruit knockout: Record orchard prices make it tough for young growers
Demand is outstripping supply for kiwifruit orchards.
Visa extensions: Horticulture concerned, dairy reassured
Mixed feelings in the primary sector about border exceptions announced this week.
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World-first research created healthy plants from cryopreserved avocado shoots.
Horticultural industry pushes for extended visas for workers
Hort sector calling for guest workers to be next in line to have visa restrictions eased.
Orchardists should stump up for new water supplies if school bores run dry, ministry says
Education Ministry calls for closer monitoring of groundwater at three Far North schools.
Marlborough wine industry to celebrate, after hard slog during Covid
Entries open today for the 2020 Marlborough Wine Show.
'Unaffected' residents locked out of consent process
The Thomases' home is surrounded by orchards and bores - but they don't get a say.
'Aquifer defender' calls for freeze on new water consents
Hold new consents - monitoring of the last lot has 7 years to go, says Karyn Nikora-Kerr.
'Everyone's working. That never used to happen'
Large-scale orchard development has transformed the landscape - and Far North employment.
Far North avocado boom sparks water worries
Orchard boss says everyone wants the same thing - a long-term, sustainable water supply.
Kane Williamson will put Hawke's Bay apple sticker on his bat this season
Usually the Black Caps captain's bat is marked with cherries.
Peaches from USA recalled after bacteria concerns
US peaches recalled due to potential contamination with Salmonella bacteria.
RSE workers stranded in NZ: 'Tonga needs to look after its own citizens' - employer
"It's unconscionable to be left stranded in New Zealand."
Aupōuri aquifer avocado dispute could be decided next week
Submissions for Aupōuri aquifer consents for avocado production heard next week
Five tonnes of Whangārei citrus brings winter cheer to South Islanders
Five tonnes of citrus from Whangārei has been distributed around the South Island.
Crash tragedy: Seasonal worker dies days before return to Samoa
Vaetasi Asiata was to return home to Samoa on Friday when he died in a crash on Sunday.
Local dairy farmers moving from cows to kiwifruit
Jarrod and Holly Murdoch are keen to diversify their farming ventures.
Building next step for centre of excellence
With funds secured it's time for plans to be drawn for Katikati's horticulture centre.
Food for thought in Kaipara Kai
Kaipara district's research highlights different land use possibilities.
Fruit and veges now given to community
Collecting fruit and veges for stock, becomes a delivery for needy during lockdown.
Illegal planting of NZ gold kiwifruit in China rising: Zespri
China's unlawful growing of NZ gold fruit a shadow on Zespri's first online AGM.
Auckland checkpoints could impact flow of produce
Some market gardens split between the Auckland-Waikato border.
Tootie fruity never stop picking me
Wouldn't it be great to be able to eat off the land and know what goes into your food?
Thirty-three avocado trees stolen, family dream smashed
Family's hopes smashed after avocado theft at a property in Ohauiti.
Global kiwifruit demand to rise to 300 million trays by 2028
Kiwifruit industry urged to "ramp up" capital planning to boost production capacity.