Sandra Lang jokes her curriculum vitae would not look very good.
Record volumes of milk have helped diary giant Fonterra increase its half-year net profit by 18% to $346 million - raising the prospect of hitting $20 billion in revenue this year.
Fonterra's "trading among farmers" plan is one step closer to its proposed November launch with the introduction of the Dairy Industry Restructuring Amendment Bill.
Natural History New Zealand managing director Michael Stedman has simple advice for companies wanting to work in China.
A new Bill overseeing how Fonterra sets the price it pays its farmers will ensure a competitive and innovative dairy industry, Primary Industries Minister David Carter says.
Regional economic confidence among Otago households has slipped into pessimism for the first time since mid-2009, the latest Westpac McDermott Miller regional economic confidence survey says.
Dunedin-based company Igtimi Ltd has reached the final of the Vodafone most innovative mobile technology award at this year's NZ Hi-Tech Awards.
At Rancho Las Nieves in Spain, the slogan is "Grow Different".
For Brigetta Anselmi-Hewett, her work is more than just a business - it is about making women feel good about themselves.
When it comes to wool, Ron Jones admits he is "a bit of a perfectionist".
Brangka Munan believes it is time for dairy farmers to get "loud and proud again" and celebrate their industry's achievements.
The sheep and beef sector must focus on where it is heading long-term, Primary Industries Minister David Carter says.
Kotahi Logistics, a freight management company launched last year by Fonterra and Silver Fern Farms, will not require authorisation from the Commerce Commission.
Independent co-operative dairy company Westland Milk Products has won the award for best use of research and development in international business.
Prices of dairy products on Fonterra's overnight online auction dropped 4.5% this week - the biggest decrease since July last year - indicating why the dairy co-operative last week lowered its forecast payout for the 2011-12 season.
The service sector has shown further momentum, with a healthy February result providing some encouraging signs for the overall economy, BusinessNZ chief executive Phil O'Reilly says.
Strong sales volume growth is continuing in the rural property sector, figures released by the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand show.
When Allan Roulston started planting trees on his Hillend property, it was all about necessity.
Brendan Williams loves pies - which is just as well, given he is at the helm of Marlow Pies, the South Dunedin-based business which produces between about 30,000 and 40,000 pies each week.
Don Morrison has won the Glammies. The Gore farmer's Growbulk lamb was named 2012 Beef and Lamb New Zealand Golden Lamb Awards grand champion at the Upper Clutha A and P Show.