The Country‘I found my place’: Sam 'The Trap Man' reveals how going bush helped him escape party lifestyle'It's somewhere I could work hard, contribute to, and that looked after me.'31 Aug 10:58 PM
The CountryAratu Forests starts poplar and willow pole nursery to curb erosionAratu Forests is developing a willow and polar pole nursery to help curb erosion. 25 Aug 04:00 AM
The CountryFamily farm's journey to eco-friendly successThe Orlando-Reep family bought Manawanui as a 200-hectare farm in 1983.23 Aug 05:00 PM
OpinionMarcus MussonNZ log prices hit highest August level since 2018 due to lower supply - Marcus Musson22 Aug 04:56 PM
The CountryRecloaking Papatūānuku aims to restore 2.1 million hectares of native forests13 Aug 04:00 AM
PremiumThe CountrySearch our map: Huge swathes of NZ land bought by overseas forestry investors11 Aug 05:00 PM
PremiumOpinionPeter Young: Great high-country stations like Molesworth deserve better than to be smothered by wilding pines01 Aug 11:00 PM
The Country'Gaining ground': 6000 native trees to enhance Whanganui forestVolunteers can help with planting on August 3.01 Aug 01:00 AM
The Country'Real risk he could have been killed': Forestry worker lost fingers in workplace accidentKohurau Contracting has been ordered to pay $150,000 after being sentenced this week.29 Jul 07:00 AM
The CountryFire crews work to fight vegetation fire in HuntervilleThe fire started as a controlled burn-off but quickly became uncontrollable.28 Jul 09:57 PM
The CountryPāmu forecasts record profit in major turnaroundHigh prices for dairy and red meat have helped offset adverse weather events.24 Jul 09:53 PM
The CountryWhy NZ beef exporters are bracing for new EU trade hurdlesMinister Todd McClay told exporters, 'I'm so very sorry this cost has been put upon you.'23 Jul 11:15 PM
The CountryRadio talk: Neville Clark has his say on The CountryNew A&P Assoc life member points to farm to forest loss as biggest change in 40 years. 23 Jul 10:00 PM
PremiumPremiumOpinionTodd McClay: The roadmap for NZ's global agribusiness leadershipOPINION: New Zealand's position in the global food economy relies on dedication, ambition.23 Jul 04:58 PM
OpinionMarcus MussonNZ log exports steady despite Nelson wind damage and China slowdown – Marcus MussonOPINION: Nelson and Tasman's heavy rain and strong winds caused severe windthrow.18 Jul 05:00 PM
The Country'Positive step forward': Farm-to-forest limits welcomed by farmersFarm conversions to exotic forests will be capped at 15,000ha annually.18 Jul 03:00 AM
The CountryWorry and speculation as manager of Molesworth Station resignsCrown-owned Molesworth Station is home to the largest cattle herd in the country.17 Jul 09:20 PM
The CountryForestry leader says Tasman hit by growing trees – not slash Locals across Tasman say the flood damage has been worsened by forestry slash.14 Jul 10:35 PM
The Country'Massive milestone': Rare native geckos, parrots return amid pest-control successBay Bush Action has removed more than 21,000 possums and nearly 48,000 rats11 Jul 06:00 PM
The CountryHow NZ is tackling worker protection issues in the primary industriesNZ officials are confident in worker protection as Australian breaches surface. 10 Jul 10:30 PM
The CountryGisborne port handled 233k tonnes of logs, despite rough weatherMeanwhile, an inner breakwater strengthening project is set to be finished.09 Jul 10:15 PM
PremiumPremiumThe CountryCourt holds forestry directors accountable for environmental complianceThe 940-hectare forest poses environmental risks due to erosion-prone terrain.03 Jul 06:00 AM
The CountryNZ Super Fund-backed Kaingaroa Timberlands expands with Waikato land purchaseKaingaroa Timberlands has bought 9200ha of forestry land in South Waikato.01 Jul 05:43 AM
The Country‘Like drinking Coke from a fire hose’: Forest and Bird CEO on ‘sneaky’ Govt nature reforms'I'm worried New Zealanders … might not have eyes on the things we're losing.'30 Jun 06:03 AM
OpinionOpinion: We are one bad rainstorm away from disasterSlash and sediment from logging are major issues in steep hill forestry.29 Jun 06:00 PM
The CountryChad hopes 'green charcoal' can save vanishing forestsThe UNHCR distributes the green charcoal in refugee camps in eastern Chad.26 Jun 06:00 PM
The CountryNorthland stakeholders cautious on urgent RMA reformsNorthland stakeholders show cautious support for RMA changes but want deeper reform.26 Jun 05:00 PM
The CountryHow Federated Farmers shapes policy for Bay of Plenty farmersBrent Mountfort leads Federated Farmers in advocating for 500 members on rural issues.24 Jun 02:30 AM
OpinionMarcus MussonForestry report: Export log prices provide winter relief – Marcus MussonOpinion: June brought the highest export log prices for winter's first month since 2021.13 Jun 05:01 PM
The CountryFarm-to-forest conversions continue - reportClose to 40,000ha of farms sold for forestry since September last year.12 Jun 09:33 PM
