Fonterra chief executive Miles Hurrell has announced he is leaving the dairy co-op after 25 years.

A Kaikōura dairy farmer has been fined $35,000 for failing to register hundreds of cattle or track their movements on and off his farms.

Sheep, beef and dairy support farmer Matt McRae, of Mokoreta in Eastern Southland, has been elected to the Beef+Lamb New Zealand board, as Southern South Island farmer director.

New Zealand’s beef supply is expected to lift modestly this year, supported by strong pricing signals and improved confidence across finishing systems, Rabobank predicts.

It has been a mixed bag for fruit growers in the South this summer, many blaming the poor weather for disappointing yields.

A gloomy harvest is getting on the nerves of Canterbury arable growers looking for the smallest of fine weather windows to raise crops.

Arable farmers are being warned to keep their eyes peeled for any sign of invasive black grass as biosecurity authorities continue to deal with farm outbreaks.

North Otago shearing contractor Willy McSkimming is celebrating having a clearer head and stronger body, two years after quitting booze.

Cameron and Bronnie Grant, and their children Addison, Zoe and Angus, were a typical Southland farming family when their world began unravelling at breakneck speed in...

He might have once sold a ram for $100,000, but high prices were not the highlight in Pete Wallace’s merino stud breeding career.

The Wānaka A&P Show is a must-attend event for three generations of a Maniototo merino breeding family.

Glenside Simmental owners Garry and Julene McCorkindale held their female cattle dispersal sale and final bull sale in South Otago last week.