The country's second largest milk processor believes the tipping point for whole milk powder (WMP) pricing has been reached.

Michael Kiernan's lucerne crop was a godsend in the dry Southland summer this season.

Recent data released by the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) showed a drop in farm sales for the three months ended March 2022 compared to the same period last year.

Federated Farmers president Andrew Hoggard says recent findings from a Rabobank report are another reason why New Zealanders should consider a career in agriculture.

It's been a very challenging season for Taranaki dairy farmers, according to local DairyNZ consulting officer, Ashley Primrose.

New Zealand's fledgling dairy goat industry is in turmoil.

Trials are showing that plantain has the potential to reduce nitrate leaching by more than 20%, says David Burger, DairyNZ general manager sustainable dairy.

The Government is aiming to address a number of risks created by Fonterra's capital restructure.

Contemplating what this year’s dry will mean for your feed supply in late winter and early spring?

Based at Waipu Northland, Coastal Contracting offers a broad range of services including cultivation and hedge trimming over a 40km radius, encompassing Mangawhai to the south and Whangarei to the north.

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