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OPINION: Last week's announcement of Prime Minister’s new Science and Technology Advisory Council hasn’t gone down too well in the…
Norwood Hamilton, the importer-retailer’s newest dealership, located in the heart of the Waikato, is focused solely on the KUHN brand.
As we move into spring, Kubota New Zealand is expanding its range of with the addition of the Land Pride Claw Grapples.
Demand for an award-winning diagnostic tool launched seven years ago to analyse and manage clinical mastitis is growing, according to Farm Medix.
For Taranaki dairy farmers Hayden and Alecia Lawrence, DNA testing their herd has been a game-changer for their breeding programme and the profitability of their business.
A record number of young bulls have joined LIC's elite bull teams this spring, with twenty-seven bulls making the cut and ready to help sire the next generation of profitable and efficient dairy cows.
NZ Landcare Trust and Westpac have announced a partnership to help community groups improve waterways around the country.
Industry representative AgriTechNZ has released a comprehensive research report featuring insights from farmers and growers around digital technology in agriculture.
Herd improvement co-operative LIC is excited to meet with its farmer shareholders on stands E78 and E80 at this year's National Fieldays.
Visitors to Fieldays this year will get a taste of how cow collar technology Halter works.
With only two weeks before the rescheduled National Fieldays, organisers are hoping to put the woes of Covid-19 behind them and take a positive slant into the end of 2022 and beyond.
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