The Government is giving $6 million to farmer-led catchment groups in Canterbury and Otago to improve water health.

OPINION: Fuelling things up is a constant part of our everyday lives on the farm. 

Ill thrift is a term used to describe when stock grow at a slower growth rate than expected, given their feed allocation.

WIith an increasing focus on reducing chemical herbicides, largely because of crop resistance and a potential build-up of residues, new methods of weed control are appearing.

Austrian tillage and seed drill manufacturer Pöttinger has expanded its range of Aerosem pneumatic seed drills, with the addition of 4 metre and 5 metre folding versions units with a front hopper.

Following three years of testing with clients worldwide, Ireland-based manufacturer McHale has added a bigger model to its range of variable-chamber round balers with the new V8 series. 

New Zealanders will be invited to take part in a major research programme to assess the health and wellbeing benefits of eating pasture-raised beef and lamb, compared to alternatives.

When the 8th generation Toyota Hilux arrived in late 2015, it was a major departure from the Hilux of old.

Meat co-op Alliance Group announced an underlying profit of $27.4 million for 2020. Adjusted for one-off events, the annual profit result was $7.5 million before tax.

OPINION: Now voters have had their say, the incoming Government has some important decisions to make about farming in New Zealand.

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