Win, win, win: Fieldays recognises industry leaders with awards
Fieldays Society crowns four Innovation Award winners and three fencing champs.
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Milktech NZ always looking to have an edge on rivals
Aiming to be one of the most recognised and reliable world brands in milking equipment.
Paeroa company addresses nutrient-overloaded waterways with seaweed
The Fieldays innovation hub was the official launch pad for seaweed research on land.
Open call for Open Farms hosts
Open Farms initiative seeks more host farmers for national open day on March 12.
‘Strong’ level of enquiries from serious customers as Fieldays opens.
17,000 visitors through the gates despite wet and blustery first day
Farmer acquitted after chopping tip of finger off, sentenced for firearms charges
Bill Burr was given the maximum community work sentence, along with community detention.
Merging indigenous knowledge and regenerative agriculture principles
Restoring the mauri of the land left after confiscations.
Morrinsville people asked to conserve water
The local councol asked residents to continue using water for essential purposes only.
Fieldays Kitchen 2022 to highlight New Zealand produce
Seven Kiwi chefs are set to cook up a storm at the Fieldays Kitchen.
Motorists urged to 'drive with caution' after bad weather causes slips overnight
There are road closures in Waikato and Bay of Plenty.
Cambridge's Victoria Bridge maintenance won't affect Fieldays traffic
The bridge will remain open to two lanes of traffic for the time of Fieldays.
Fieldays Innovation Award panel selects 65 finalists
Finalists were chosen across three categories: Prototype, Early-stage and Growth and Scale
Fieldays health and wellbeing hub to triple in size
Due to demand, the Fieldays society increased the size of the health hub at the event.
Lake Taupō sees red after truck spill
A part of Lake Taupo was bright red after the spill.
Morrinsville: Meet the country town with a big town vibe
With Matamata and Te Aroha, it makes up one of NZ's most fertile farming areas.
Government invests $2m in South Waikato bio feasibility study
The study explores the development of hydrogen and bio-fuels at Tokoroa's Kinleith Mill.
Waikato sausages a banger at national sausage comp
New World Te Rapa's pork sausage is joint winner of the Supreme Award.
Rubbish burning power plant planned for Te Awamutu
The public will be able to have their say on the proposal.
Council supports landowners in planting millions of trees
Landowners have retired the equivalent of 21 average-sized farms.
Publishing hopes for young Waikato science fair winner
NIWA awards enhance science and technology for young New Zealanders.
Waikato herdsman's story to air on New Zealand screens
Andrew Johnstone's life with his cows is the topic of new doco When The Cows Come Home.
'Horrific tragedy': Widow gives birth after husband's alleged murder
The newborn baby boy is the spitting image of his father, who he will never meet.
Large crop of asparagus unsellable after cold snap
160 hectares of crop accounts for about half of New Zealand's market.
Orini milk tanker attack: Judge wants to hear victim's story
The Judge wants the teen to meet with the victim before his fate is decided.
Waikato butchers win regional competition
Skills tested in two hours of boning, trimming, slicing and dicing.
From Boston to Waitoa: Fonterra trials 'world-first' organic battery
New Zealand's biggest business brings in another decarbonisation project.
Ewe beauty: Tīrau's iconic ram building to receive new tenant
The belly of one of Tirau's most iconic buildings will soon be home to an SPCA op shop.
Fieldays tickets now on sale
Same but different as Covid moves the annual event into the sunshine.
'The hazard was obvious': Judge orders Te Kuiti meat plant to pay $320K after worker's death
Jared Te Whare died after suffering a seizure while on a legging stand at UBP.
Spring chill: Cold snap across NZ after snow falls in Christchurch, Desert Rd closed
Dunedin motorists were warned to be careful driving on the hill suburbs.
Fieldays Innovation Awards prize package grows
Support, recognition, and mentoring to take innovations to the next level.
Waipā students treated to off-campus learning opportunity
More than 280 students participated in a mass tree planting exercise near Whatawhata.
'One-in-100-year event': Hundreds evacuated in Nelson after river breaches banks
Niwa has warned of a '48-hour deluge' for the northern and western South Island.
Weather: Heavy rain and snow closes roads
More wet weather in store for many parts of country today.