
Farmer Doug Avery puts drought in perspective
Farmers needed to look forward and instead of working backwards, think about the next move
Farmers needed to look forward and instead of working backwards, think about the next move
Government officials say there is ''no quick fix'' to the midwife crisis in Wanaka.
Animals, grains, fruits and crops will be at the core of global growth in coming decades.
With all the hot weather, it is difficult to ignore that our climate is changing.
Te Awamutu Jersey Cattle Club held its annual Agrisea NZ Jersey Classic Show in 2017.
M. bovis is a bacterial disease commonly found in cows all over the world.
The facial eczema risk eased in the very Far North last week according to Topvets
SAFE: "Rodeo's time is up. This cruelty will soon be consigned to the history books."
Accountants learning how to help their rural clients tackle stress.
Don't retire too late, says Rhodes Donald, from Polson Higgs Wealth Management.
Sea lice stings leave Welcome Bay boy scratching himself raw.
Kiwi farmers are creating a cheeky calendar to raise awareness for mental health.
The increasing average age of rural GPs means there is a workforce crisis on the horizon.
Local authorities are investigating the PFAS chemical contamination at Ohakea airbase.
The equivalent of currency for cows will be updated to better reflect the industry's focus
This programme involves testing nearly 11,000 herds across seven regions.
Farmers are being reminded to position irrigators away from power lines.
The death of a machine worker in 2016 highlights the importance of safety, WorkSafe says.
A Hawke's Bay farmer has been left shaken and battered after a bull attack in Puketitiri.
Warning: Contains nudity. We talk to the man behind The Naked Farmer.
Events to help farmers coping with drought conditions scheduled throughout Otago.
The search is on again for New Zealand's best Rural General Practice Team of the Year.
MPI's Incident Controller for M Bovis Response Dave Yard on the latest outbreak.
Public input on ways to deal with the challenges posed by freedom campers is being sought.
Ruapehu/Wanganui Rural Support Trust "quietly" working with six landowners.
CHB District council will have to file its second "transgression" over water standards.
No shortage of callouts for helicopter companies in Central Otago and the Lakes District.
DairyNZ and Southland Rural Support Trust are calling for farmers to reach out for help.
What makes Manuka honey so good? A study at Unversity of Waikato hopes to find out.