Sheep and beef farm income increased dramatically last year, with a 75% increase in profit before tax compared with the previous year.
Recent research on possum control is being applied to rabbits.
Opshop frontman Jason Kerrison is returning to his roots to help celebrate Fonterra's 10th birthday next month.
Steve Silvey enjoys making a difference. Mr Silvey, who started work this week as chief executive of Dunedin's Upstart Business Incubator, is excited about his new role.
Fonterra is proposing changes to the raw milk regulations which it says will ensure processors supplying New Zealanders with dairy products "get their fair share" of regulated milk.
Fonterra has confirmed there is no change to its opening 2011-12 season forecast of $7.15-$7.25 before retentions, despite volatile economic and market conditions.
Nicola Smith has come a long way from the days of working from the laundry of her Invercargill home.
The ANZ commodity price index has recorded a third successive monthly decline, dropping 1.2% in August.
Heartland New Zealand's acquisition of PGG Wrightson Finance has been finalised.
Let your food be nude.
PGG Wrightson has recorded a net loss after tax of $30.7 million for the year ended June - a year which the rural services company has described as "defining".
The first of the season's fine wool sales will be held in Christchurch on Thursday, with the quality of the clip described as "absolutely outstanding".
Marcus Hoefliger is a young man with a passion for entrepreneurship.
The devastating effects of the sheep-aborting disease Salmonella Brandenburg have been reinforced in a recent survey by VetSouth.
Newly elected New Zealand Pork chairman Ian Carter is keen to see better promotion of the pork industry to all New Zealanders.
A project looking at the impacts of high country sheep farming on biodiversity is proving fascinating for those involved.
A speed-shearing event at Clarks Junction next Saturday has a two-fold purpose - to bring the community together and to raise money for Lee Stream School.
Environment Southland is urging dairy farmers to think ahead about what they had to do to get new effluent discharge consents.
Since Ecobulbs were launched in October 2004, more than half the homes in New Zealand have bought the innovative light bulb, the brainchild of Christchurch-based company Energy Mad. Now the company is moving into the next phase of its growth, as Sally Rae reports.
Fonterra's decision to halve the number of organic farmer suppliers in the North Island because of financial losses in the organics market has been described as a "bolt out of the blue".