New Zealand dairy farmers have woken up to some great news.

While courts around the world argue through claims herbicide Roundup is carcinogenic, Bayer has agreed to pay out US$10.9 billion to settle US-based lawsuits.

A Whāngārei farm manager has been fined $3,130 after hitting a cow with an alkathene pipe and a metal bar.

A survey of agribusiness leaders has again found biosecurity as the major issue of concern.

It's business as usual at the country’s largest dairy farming business after the official announcement of a shareholder revamp.

A more proactive approach to key farming issues and delivered in an authentic farmer’s voice.

Former Federated Farmers president Katie Milne says having women in the farmer lobby leadership team is a reminder that NZ ag is about couples working together.

The recent court case involving sharemilker Tony Kuriger, the son of a National MP, has created “a concerning precedent”.

Fonterra's chairman-elect says he wasn’t eyeing the chairmanship when he stood for board elections in 2018.

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