The CountryHow a head injury taught this farmer to talk about his feelingsSponsored content: Southland farmer's accident changed him but not in the way he expected.30 Jan 09:30 PM
The CountryParis barricades: Moves to calm protesting farmers'We need to listen to the farmers, who are working and are worried about their future.'30 Jan 08:48 PM
The CountryWhy Eden Orchards is freezing cherries'We’re pretty happy with the taste and quality that we’ve got at the moment.'30 Jan 02:43 AM
The CountryHawke's Bay farmers generally welcoming of wet weather despite variabilityFederated Farmers Hawke's Bay president Jim Galloway welcomes the spell of wet weather.30 Jan 02:04 AM
The CountryMeet wool ‘navigator’ Anna CrosbieCrosbie is excited for strong wool to 'be a solution for different things'.29 Jan 08:02 PM
The CountrySchool, community and grandkids help farmers plant over 2000 natives'Doing it yourself is a great thing and seeing my grandkids get involved is positive too.'28 Jan 09:06 PM
PremiumPremiumThe CountryThe dubious climate gains of turning soil into a carbon sinkBig food companies are touting regenerative agriculture, but there are significant hurdles27 Jan 09:00 PM
The CountryHow Gareth Bearman keeps milk production up and costs downA $100,000 investment has given cows a greater incentive to get to the milking shed.26 Jan 04:00 PM
The CountryWhy this Tunnel Hill farming couple are 'future focused''We are always thinking about how to look after the land to give us the best value.'23 Jan 01:00 AM
The Country'Pretty amazing': Deer stud notches two $100k sales'It was a bloody good sale.'22 Jan 08:04 PM
PremiumPremiumThe CountryDairy sector upbeat as demand remains 'biggest unknown'New Zealand stands to gain from rivals' falling ingredients volumes.22 Jan 04:00 PM
PremiumPremiumThe CountryMeat industry leader farewells a challenging 2023Sirma Karapeeva says the UK FTA was the highlight of a challenging year.21 Jan 06:00 AM
The CountryFirm prices at first Dannevirke/Pahīatua Dairy Beef sale for 2024There were firm prices for dairy beef.20 Jan 08:00 PM
The CountryWorld shearing record smashed near DannevirkeThe target was 1611 - it was broken with more than half an hour to go.19 Jan 05:11 AM
The CountryNo scratchings? Pig racing to be star attraction at Kaikohe A&P ShowIn one race, all the pigs will be named after a politician.19 Jan 02:23 AM
The CountryMixed-quality offering at Stortford LodgeVariable quality was on offer at Stortford Lodge this week.18 Jan 03:20 AM
The CountryShearing: Back chasing the records in southern Hawke’s BayRod Sutton set four world records. Now he's helping others chase their dreams.17 Jan 03:02 AM
The Country'Written off': Hail storm costs arable farmers millions“It’s the worst one I’ve suffered by a long, long shot and I’ve been farming since 1988."17 Jan 02:54 AM
The CountryFarmers encouraged to calibrate harvestersGrowers may be losing thousands of dollars in profit from harvest losses.17 Jan 01:00 AM
The Country'May as well go big': 70,000 sunflowers as new business bloomsFor every sunflower sold, $1 will go to Gumboot Friday.16 Jan 11:04 PM
The Country'Unable to cope': Farmers increasingly under pressureIsolation, long hours, adverse weather taking their toll on farmers, says support trust.16 Jan 06:32 AM
The CountryFarmers and truck drivers protest in RomaniaNegotiations over lower taxes, higher subsidies and other demands have failed.16 Jan 03:10 AM
The CountryReduced Horowhenua Strongman field at Horowhenua AP&I ShowFewer entries have seen the popular competition reduced to one day.15 Jan 12:27 AM
OpinionJacqueline RowarthDr Jacqueline Rowarth: Is food really too expensive?OPINION: Farmers are literally making hay while the sun shines.14 Jan 11:58 PM
The Country'Should be banned': Why $5 colony eggs at The Warehouse are so cheapWelfare experts want clear labelling on colony eggs so consumers know hens are caged.13 Jan 09:38 PM
The CountryBig appetite for Horowhenua's Royal AP&I ShowIn the sheep section alone an extra 100 competitors are expected to show.11 Jan 07:00 PM
The Country'I was buried alive': Waikato company fined $275k after trench collapsed on workerAnthony Wanoa had just started at the company when the incident happened.11 Jan 06:59 AM
The CountryFacing debt's 'huge mountain of fear'Farming couple say mediator "took the fear away".10 Jan 09:00 PM
The CountryYear in Review: Vet students revive nude calendar traditionYear in Review: “It’s not meant to be raunchy; it’s just a bit of fun.”04 Jan 04:01 PM
The CountryYear in Review: Popular dragon fruit may have potential for NZYear in Review: NZ's winter weather isn't ideal but dragon fruit can thrive in large pots.03 Jan 04:01 PM
The CountryYear in Review: Is it a giant log? No it's Joe Oliver's caravan!Year in Review: Kaitāia mechanic Joe Oliver creates eye-catching log caravan.02 Jan 04:01 PM
The CountryCorrigan Sowman gets comfortable with the uncomfortableNuffield Scholar and Golden Bay dairy farmer on coping with change and uncertainty.02 Jan 03:59 PM
The CountryYear in Review: Farmer un-mooved by rare triplet calvesYear in Review: "I wouldn’t call it a special cow, it’s just another cow."01 Jan 04:01 PM
The CountryHow rodeo helped Slade McDonald's wellbeingThis fencer moved continents twice and lost both his parents before finishing high school.01 Jan 04:00 PM
