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A naturally occurring soil fungus is shaping as a new hero to improve nitrogen use on farm.

The two major fertiliser co-operatives have posted solid annual results despite volatile global supply and pricing challenges.

Ravensdown’s 2021/22 Annual Results, announced yesterday, include an overall Group profit of $95 million.

The Government is co-investing in a $22 million programme aimed at reducing agricultural greenhouse gases and nitrate leaching, Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor has announced.

SIDE 2022 will offer a wide range of workshops which provide practical solutions to farming challenges and help farmers taking advantage of a rapidly changing farming environment.

Ravensdown is getting government co-funding to install a biomass combustor at its Dipton lime quarry.

Former Federated Farmers national president Bruce Wills has been elected as the new chair of fertiliser co-operative Ravensdown.

Hawke’s Bay sheep and beef farmer Bruce Wills has been elected the new chair of Ravensdown.

One of the country's big fertiliser co-operatives is warning of looming disruptions to the transport sector.

Ravensdown and Lincoln University scientists have developed an effluent treatment system that can mitigate virtually all methane emissions from effluent ponds, cutting a dairy farm's overall methane emissions by 4 to 5%.