Election candidates raised the temperature on freshwater issues at a packed public meeting in Christchurch.

Farming families and communities keen to do the right thing on water should not lose hope and confidence in the consultation process, says a Canterbury dairy farmer and industry leader.

The Government has extended the deadline for submitting on its freshwater discussion document: farmers say the two-week extension isn’t enough.

A new study has found that barn dairy’s carbon footprint is bigger than pasture-based dairy’s.

Canterbury milk processor Synlait has delivered an impressive full-year result.

Two positions on DairyNZ’s Board of Directors have attracted eight dairy farmer candidates.

Designed for deep vertical tillage, the Great Plains inline subsoiler shatters yield-robbing compaction layers.

New SmartRigger fence components build on creativity that won its creator TC Fence Systems an Innovation Award at Fieldays 2018.

Four years after he quit farming, Tim Deans, an engineering-savvy guy, has emerged from his Rangiora workshop with a new electric fence add-on.

At least 50% of milking plants in New Zealand do not have automatic cup removers, says Milktech NZ.

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