Government support for farmers and growers affected by drought has been expanded and extended across the country.

A farm with five or fewer staff and observing social distancing among workers need not register as an essential business.

Statistics released today offer some insight into how COVID-19 is affecting New Zealand’s primary exports.

The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has set up a register for safe practice in the sector, with registrations due this Friday.

Primary sector export returns will take a $1.3 billion hit from COVID-19, but there is some good news.

Federated Farmers has some advice for farmers operating under COVID-19.

High-level policy agreements on greenhouse gases – such as the Paris Agreement – are challenging both policy makers and scientists, according to an international scientific expert in this field.

New farming rules around sustainability are driving elderly farmers out of the dairy industry, says agri-economist Phil Journeaux.

We need to make sure that our rural businesses are well supported, says Fiona Gower, Rural Women NZ national president.

Fonterra farmers are happy with the co-op’s solid turnaround in performance, says Shareholders Council chairman James Barron.

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