01:14pm Mon 04 Jun, 2012
Farmers are being better prepared for unpredictable weather events through a series of seminars. With experts predicting extreme weather making farming tougher,... Read More
03:20pm Sun 03 Jun, 2012
Teams will be limited to 100 in this year's Polaris Big Four Hunting and Fishing Competition which has a price pool of $80,000. Organisers are urging competitors,... Read More
11:52am Sun 03 Jun, 2012
Just as one large science company hid the knowledge of what Roundup could do for many years, another is apparently now sitting on a widespread patent for a process... Read More
03:47pm Sat 02 Jun, 2012
David and Kelly Fisher know the true meaning of Gypsy Day. They walked 230 cows eight kilometres from one farm to another when they changed sharemilking jobs in... Read More
01:49pm Sat 02 Jun, 2012
A new Regional Coastal Environment Plan which sets rules, policies and objectives to protect the region's coastal marine area is being developed by the Bay of Plenty... Read More
04:47pm Fri 01 Jun, 2012
Maori culture is part of the success of Maori agriculture, believes Ahuwhenua Trophy judge Tafi Manjala. 'Profit is not the sole driver and because the land will... Read More
03:42pm Fri 01 Jun, 2012
Pink isn't exactly a bloke's colour but farmers have been putting that aside by buying pink electric fencing on pink reels, powered by pink batteries, all in the... Read More
08:30am Fri 01 Jun, 2012
It's called Gypsy Day but instead of brightly decorated horse drawn caravans, more stock trucks, furniture vans and herds of cows will be out on New Zealand's rural... Read More
11:53am Thu 31 May, 2012
The kiwifruit industry is bracing for a massive operation which could see hundreds of hectares of new varieties grafted in orchards this winter. With the first round... Read More
02:35pm Sun 27 May, 2012
One lucky person is walking away with $2000 from the Bethlehem School Gala after a cow ‘deposited' on their square of lawn. Hundreds of people attended the... Read More
11:42am Tue 22 May, 2012
New Zealand dairy farmers are feeling the impact of the global economic recession as Fonterra payout forecasts drop to $6.05 this season. Fonterra has announced... Read More
10:07am Wed 16 May, 2012
The owner of a Tauranga based company selling volcanic rock being investigated by the Commerce Commission says the company has done nothing wrong. John Morris, owner... Read More