Changes are inevitable. Not only is that now the motto of luxury Italian woollen fabric manufacturer Reda, but it was also a statement that was repeated during the New Zealand Merino Company's recent conference in Christchurch.
They have adorned the floor of the late Elizabeth Taylor's bedroom and the homes of Paris Hilton, Kanye West, Ernie Els and Magic Johnson.
The Maclean family, of Omakau, will next year mark 60 years of breeding Southdown sheep.
The Sutherland family, from Benmore Station, has been awarded the Otago Merino Association's clip-of-the-year title.
"One of the blackest days in New Zealand's agricultural history" is how one pig farmer describes a High Court judgement which does not support New Zealand Pork's challenge of new import health standards.
The gloomy commodity picture will weigh on New Zealand's economy and farmers are likely to revise their farm budgets downwards, Federated Farmers national president Bruce Wills says.
Dairy product prices have continued their slide in Fonterra's latest GlobalDairyTrade auction this week, reaching their lowest since August 2009.
Silere Alpine Origin Merino is preparing to go global.
Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce chief executive Peter Townsend admits he under-estimated the "sheer bloody mindedness", determination and resilience of Christchurch's business community.
DCB International Ltd's logo says it all - a local company with a world of experience.
Richard Lang might be in only his first season in the dairy industry, but he is already making a name for himself.
It was cattle that brought the 2012 Otago Sharemilker/Equity Farmer of the Year winners James and Helen Hartshorne together.
Silver Fern Farms is expanding its product range in the United Kingdom, after a successful launch for branded lamb into giant supermarket chain Tesco.
Mandy Bell hopes the Productivity Improvement Programme will ultimately prove to be of significance to New Zealand's deer industry.
Gareth Dawson always knew he was going to pursue an outdoors career.
"Like a boat on the ocean getting seasick" is how North Otago pig farmer Gus Morton describes the current state of the pork industry, as pig farmers struggle with a deficit situation. Agribusiness reporter Sally Rae reports.
Supply contracts are "gold" for farmers.
Barry Gazeley and Marty Hay are the Veggie Boys.
Every day is a blessing for Emily Mott.
Fonterra will hold a special meeting of shareholders on June 25 to give them a final vote on its controversial Trading Among Farmers scheme and "unify the co-operative".
