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Expect greater collaboration between Massey University’s school of Agriculture and Environment and Ireland’s leading agriculture university, the University College of Dublin (UCD), in the future.

With lamb prices at record highs, many farmers are considering breeding their ewe hoggets for the first time.

Massey University is regarded by many as New Zealand’s leading tertiary education and research institute for the country’s primary industries.

Massey University remains committed to educating New Zealand’s future primary industry leaders.

Sheep production systems in New Zealand have adapted and evolved over the past 30 years to match the drivers of on-farm income.

The head of Massey University School of Agriculture and Environment, Professor Paul Kenyon, has received another accolade.

Massey University's top student for 2023 is still thinking about what she'll do when she graduates.

"We are open for business."

New research from Massey University could indicate that combining solar panels with a pastoral sheep farming system could have both positive and negative impacts on pasture growth.

Historical negative perceptions about horticulture seems to be a key reason why bright, young people are not signing up to do degrees that would take them into careers in the sector.