Every dairy farmer will remember August 2013. They will recall it no matter which dairy processor they supply.

The worry of cattle causing pugging damage was keeping sheep and beef farmers Grant and Christine West awake at night. Literally. So they decided to do something about it.

Performance reviews are a great way for employers to manage employee performance, ensure workers understand what is expected of them

Te Puke's relationship with China is strengthening as Graeme Crossman prepares to profile the region at its largest agricultural fair next month.

Herd homes are under the spotlight as new guidelines are debated to protect cows from being "intensively farmed", as pigs and chickens are.

At this time of year there can be a shortage of quality forage for honeybees.

Drought has had a delayed effect, writes Carmen Hall.

The logic for water storage is irrefutable, with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) predicting New Zealand could face more extreme climate conditions in the future.

The man tasked with growing New Zealand's apple exports by at least half over the next decade admits he knew nothing about apples when he moved to Hawke's Bay.

Starting dog training with a pup is a successful method that can be learned from a working dog training day with Lloyd Smith.

Both Alix Gray and Jakob Gundersen wanted to learn about sheep and beef farming in New Zealand.

Converting land to productive use will create jobs, says report.

Linda Clarke hears how a Mid Canterbury business is helping keep animals healthy.