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Sir Peter Gluckman on the evolution of the primary industry.

Software platform a bonus for farms

The FarmIQ is now meeting new demands faced by the industry post-Covid.

Breaking global barriers by supporting digital trade

Agreement recently signed tries to establish ground rules for digital trade.

How genetically modified NZ goats could help fight cancer

Genetically-tweaked goats could aid in the fight against cancer, NZ trial finds.

Taranaki farmer gets creative for viral teddy bear hunt

Bruce Nickel's teddy bear creation is enough to make you do a double take.

Graze anatomy: Smart-cow startup nears launch

Key appointment as startup begins its final countdown.

Is oat milk the new cow's milk? This small business hopes so

Chris Wilke talks about introducing a plant-based milk into a dairy nation.

Frank Greenall: VR goggles for election MooTube

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Editorial: Time to get serious about protein technology

EDITORIAL: Food industry can't afford to close eyes to disruption

National would overhaul law governing gene editing

National would overhaul the Act that has long regulated biotechnology like gene editing.

Gene-edited NZ pigs: organ donors of the future?

Scientists are looking at whether a NZ breed of pig may make an ideal future organ donor.

Cosmetic kiwifruit and booster berries: 8 surprising food insights

How blackcurrants boost exercise, hoki skins fight ageing and avocados help your gut.

Avocado toast, meet gene editing

New York Times: Scientists aiming to help the fruit survive the effects of climate change.

Young scientists impress at Far North fair

Girls make a clean sweep of the top prizes; home school students also excel.

Lab-grown meat alternatives for fast food chains

Companies are creating plant-based, lab-grown meats. Will they meet religious standards?

Hemp burger: Eating green just stepped up a notch

The burger, called Electric Pūhā, will be sold for one month only or while stocks last.