As the pandemic causes disruptions to supply chains and workforces, reliability of farm equipment to keep operations running as smoothly as possible has become crucial.

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

Be compliant with regulations or your milk won't be picked up - that's Fonterra's message to its suppliers.

Slow shipping, low yields and labour shortages have made 2021 even more challenging than 2020, says Nautilus General Manager Clive Jones.

Despite struggling to find workers, fresh produce grower and trader T&G is still forging ahead with growth plans.

Allied Farmers has more than doubled its net profit thanks to a rebounding livestock agency business.

The future of Overseer as a legal tool to regulate nutrient loss from farms is up in the air following the release of a report by a science advisory panel.

Global soil analysts CropX is urging farmers to take back control of their soil health before regulations dry them out.

The cost of carbon emissions will continue to rise, and so will consumer demand for emissions reductions.

A test to detect Johne's Disease and pregnancy from a single milk sample in cattle is being developed.