ACT MP Mark Cameron is calling on Economic and Regional Development Minister Stuart Nash to apologise for comments made about Groundswell members.

A new project funded by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) aims to establish a hemp seed processing plant in New Zealand.

Farmers are being encouraged to get ahead of the game when it comes to cultivation and strategic grazing planning for 2022, to build on the positive signs from this winter grazing season.

The latest Case IH Optum AFS Connect range features a new cab, interior and connectivity package designed to benefit both the operator and the owner.

NZ tractor sales saw a record-breaking September 2021, mirroring a rising market that has been experienced throughout the year.

A Christchurch based business has designed, developed, manufactured and released a modern alternative to the traditional wooden fencing batten.

It has been said that “there are sheep conveyors and then there are sheep conveyors”.

The desire for face-to-face business was recently demonstrated by the return of the 44th EIMA Show in Italy - the first major event of its type since the onset of Covid.

While advancements in technology has put information at our fingertips, filtering and finding the right information can be challenging.

Early results from a study investigating ways of managing triple drench resistance in an intensive lamb finishing system reinforces the importance of regular FECRT for both breeders and finishers.

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