Kubota NZ has added another machine to its KX series of excavators.

One of the most unpredictable places to be in a dairy shed is arguably the back end of a cow.

Automation company Lely says fully robotic farms are the future for the booming global dairy industry.

Submissions are now open on a variation to the plan to improve the health of the Waikato and Waipa rivers.

Fish & Game chief executive Martin Taylor has dismissed as “ridiculous” a claim by Irrigation New Zealand chief executive Andrew Curtis that irrigation is good for the environment.

Modern irrigation is all about “precision rainfall,” says Federated Farmers water and environment spokesperson Chris Allen.

Economists are optimistic of a small rise in this season’s farmgate milk price.

Butter prices look like making another strong run, says ASB senior rural economist Nathan Penny.

All possible pathways remain open in the hunt for the source of the cattle disease Mycoplasma bovis, says MPI’s director of response, Geoff Gwyn.

Federated Farmers says all the hard work being done to improve freshwater quality is starting to pay off.

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