This season threw up a big challenge for dairy farmers in the low payout, but all hoped the weather might have been kind.

Milk cartons are on the way out, as consumers snub them in favour of plastic bottles.

MPI is investigating reports a Te Aroha farm worker cut the teats off about 20 milking cows, after argy-bargy with his employer.

This year's Fonterra board elections are not attracting candidates.

John McCarthy, past president of the ginger group Meat Industry Excellence (MIE) recently gave Winston Peters a run for his money.

Australian farmers say Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s credentials will support the enormous potential of their agriculture sector.

Tainui Group Holdings’ annual Hangawera Station Hereford sale, one of the largest of its kind in the North Island, will be held on October 5. 

Soil tests should be the first step for farmers trying to manage budgets while maintaining pasture productivity, says fertiliser co-op Ballance.

Fonterra is shedding another 227 jobs as part of an on-going business review.

The election is NZ-wide by internet, fax, and postal voting using the STV (single transferable vote) voting method.

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