Getting clean, fresh water to livestock is not just a case of getting a 100m roll of pipe from the local rural supply depot.

Parasites in sheep will become more of a problem for New Zealand farmers as temperatures rise with climate change, says AgResearch principal scientist John McEwan.

Better pasture management, greater fertiliser efficiency, reduced farm expenses and seamless payroll and roster systems – there’s an app for that.

A South Canterbury couple have been named the 2016 Lincoln University Foundation Farmer of the Year, based on a detailed and analytical approach to farm management.

Giving up an IT career in the defence industry to run a lavender farm in New Zealand has been “a roller coaster ride” for British woman Myra McLelland.

Last year (2016) was one of growth for horticulture.

Industry giant Unilever has reported that one in five (21%) consumers “would choose a brand based on the belief that it was produced sustainably”.

The world changed, for better or worse, with the inauguration of Donald Trump as US President.

A programme designed to encourage school students into farming can now be used to gain NCEA credits. 

Irish women have played a key role in the success of an Irish agritech company now 70 years in the business.

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