Property specialist's wagyu beef fraud bid
A registered valuer attempted to use fake AGM minutes to defraud a farming association.
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Cow killed by car south of Auckland
The driver and passengers were fine but the cow was not so lucky.
Dairy expansion 'making us sick': Greenpeace
A public health group is backing a new Greenpeace call to halt dairying expansion.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Drench resistance among sheep and farmers
Breeding parasite resistant sheep. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Grain silo incident nearly kills sparky
Farming partnership and employer fined after electrician almost killed in a silo.
Fonterra to collect more milk this season
Fonterra expects to collect more milk from New Zealand farms this season.
Organic farm's direct link with Kapiti
The brand best-known for its ice cream has launched a single-farm milk product.
Watch NZH Local Focus: Pen and paper is out as farmers move to devices
Farmers moving to apps for real-time data. Made with Funding from NZ On Air.
On the cutting edge of rural innovation
Innovations and inventions are on display at this year's National Agricultural Fieldays.
Fonterra farms to record climate pollution
Dairy farmers won't have to pay for their climate pollution yet, the Govt says.
Watch NZH Local Focus: WINZ job seekers clean up flood inundated farms
It is a win for farmers and job seekers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
College serves up trades training
Trades training in solid skills aimed at getting students ready for work in real world.
Southon debuts at Fieldays
Mark Southon reckons he can share cooking and dating tips to this year's rural bachelors.
Mayor, farmers on Labour water policy
Water and pollution are shaping up to be a key issue come election time.
Hamilton's homegrown heat-tolerant cows
Two Hamilton men have discovered a gene which allows cows to tolerate high temperatures
Labour policy takes aim at dairy pollution
Labour's new freshwater policy would make it tougher for farms to intensify operations.
Harvard's dairy farms buyer yet to lodge application
The OIO hasn't received an application from reported buyer of Harvard's NZ dairy farms.
Cow slaughter rate likely new record
Demand for slaughter late in the season could have seen May hit a new record.
'Right ... so gypsy is the new n word?'
Michael Laws' post on social media has raised hackles.
Water quality worse in cities than farms - Smith
Water quality in cities was twice as bad as on farmland, Nick Smith said today.
Goat-farming firm breached welfare
Waikato company fined after goats arrived at meatworks with significant injuries.
$1.35 billion boost tipped for dairy
Fonterra is expected to forecast a higher farmgate milk price for the coming season.
Man seriously hurt in hay baler accident
A man has been seriously injured in a farming accident in Central Otago.
Paying $35 a pop for canned NZ air in China
This is not a joke - Kiwi air is being sold overseas for $35 a pop.
Dairy finds its happy place
After record highs and desperate lows, today's milk price is a welcome relief.
Fighting until cows come home
COMMENT: Dairy farmers and industry mouthpieces love to say they are environmental angels.
Watch NZH Local Focus: In defence of farming
A Porangahau shepherd is standing up for farmers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
QEII landowners spend $25 million each year
Covenants vital to protecting vulnerable plants and animals.
Freshwater reforms' impact 'minimal'
Studies find major tree-planting efforts needed as well to curb greenhouse gases.
'Blown up': Lightning strike kills 32 cows
Farmer devastated as freak lightning strike kills organic milk cows.
Opinion: flushing flow info flawed
The state of Hawke's Bay's local waterways is in crisis, writes Trevor Le-Lievre.
Guy: Dairy expansion has its limits
Nathan Guy says there is a limit to further dairy intensification in New Zealand.