Federated Farmers will work hard ... to get the best outcomes possible for farmers.

There are certainly challenges ahead for improving water quality, says Katie Milne.

A partnership of like-minded people will pay dividends for the Pomahaka Water Care Group.

Wool harvesting workers and contractors contribute to online health and safety education.

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

Hundreds of people, and hundreds of tractors gathered in protest yesterday.

Lincoln University student awarded North Otago Fed Farmers-ANZ rural tertiary scholarship.

An effective and efficient biosecurity system is crucial to the sustainability of farming

It won't be long before technologies are integral to farmers.

Whanganui farmer wins the 2017 Federated Farmers Outstanding Contribution Award.

Americans are chomping into synthetic burger patties that look, taste, and 'bleed'.

Manuka honey processors are optimistically looking forward to spring time.

Rural Fire, biosecurity, Plan Change 5 and Plant Variety Rights Act are hot topics now

Katie Milne has been hailed as a woman "breaking through the "grass ceiling"

Is it time for an upgrade of sharemilking agreements?

Lots of farmers believe irrigation can boost soil carbon and soil water holding capacity

A calm approach was adopted by 'Team Ag' following the July Mycoplasma bovis outbreak.

A new Federated Farmers Dairy Apprentice Scheme is intended to set the industry benchmark

Katie Milne has had a true baptism by fire since becoming president of Federated Farmers.

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

Data from the recent Well-being survey, shows kiwis value farming more than rugby.

Ministry proposes giving councils the option of charging for monitoring activities

''Farmers are coping with day-to-day stuff well in the short term.''

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

Compared to 12 months ago, the proportion of farms making a profit has doubled.

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.

Today's panel - carrot grower Ron Frew and Hawkes Bay President of Fed Farmers Will Foley.