John Lee has devoted his life to ensuring a sustainable future for his beloved Cardrona Valley.
DairyNZ has revised its breakeven milk price up to $5.40kg ms, due to the decrease in expected production for the season and a slight lift in farm working costs.
Pest control operations at Mt Cargill following an outbreak of bovine Tb will be suspended over the holiday period.
North Otago farmer Jane Smith has been appointed to the Veterinary Council of New Zealand.
Two nominations have been received for the Beef + Lamb New Zealand Central South Island farmer director position.
Nigel Jones is a strong believer in co-operatives.
North Otago meat processor Lean Meats Oamaru is now wholly Chinese-owned.
Two fully-automated brisket cutting and evisceration robots have been installed at Alliance Group's Smithfield plant in Timaru.
A delay in the sustained upturn in global dairy prices will continue to have a ‘‘profound impact'' on New Zealand's dairy industry, Rabobank's general manager country banking New Zealand Hayley Moynihan says.
Giselle McLachlan reckons she has the best of both worlds.
When it comes to grappling with water-quality issues, Madeline Hall has a suggestion for farmers.
One of the best parts of Annie O'Connell's job is connecting with farmers.
Alliance Group will become a "very different company'' with a very clear focus on improved profitability and a more strategic view of the world it operates in, chairman Murray Taggart says.
A process gets under way today for a Silver Fern Farms co-operative constitutional review as the company enters ‘‘a new era''.
Primary sector export revenue forecasts are up for all sectors, except dairy, in the year ended June 2016, the Situation and Outlook for Primary Industries' December update shows.
Wairarapa sheep farmer Tony O'Boyle is the new director on the board of Silver Fern Farms.
A forestry industry census next year aims to capture the contributions forestry and wood processing make to society, ensuring the sector's value is better understood by both policymakers and the public.
Meat Industry Excellence says it will carry on, if farmers want it, despite further resignations from the group's executive.
When Dutch couple Helen and Art Blom came to New Zealand in the mid-1990s, it was to be only a temporary stint.
New Zealand's wool industry could be ‘‘transformed'' by a research partnership that has secured $8.4million of Government investment over seven years, Science and Innovation Minister Steven Joyce and Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy say.