In a world first, a clinical sleep trial will put New Zealand strong-wool bedding to the test, analysing how it performs ...

Exporters are hopeful of soon resuming shipments of their products directly to Europe via the Suez Canal after being blocked from using the route for the ...

Horses and skiers have taken to the snow in a successful skijoring trial that could become a new annual event in the Cardrona ...

Sheep and beef farmers likely to pull their horns in and protect margins rather than chase record returns, says Sara Hilhorst ...

Fonterra chair Peter McBride says strong protein prices and tight discipline helped the co-op rebuild its earnings ahead of ...

Of the 1.6% of voters who voted no, one said “Farming is less than 6% of GDP. It’s not NZ’s future. Please be realistic.” ...

Fonterra has beaten its three-year target to replace earnings lost from the Mainland sale, as underlying profit jumps 24% to ...

Opposition parties say new the resource management laws give the minister of the day too much power, and were passed through Parliament without the usual consultation. Representatives of the main ...

The government has deferred decisions on council amalgamations until after the election, saying proposals need more work before progressing to detailed design.

Yearling beef bulls, averaging $6000 this year, are making between $1000 and $1500 more than last year, along with full clearances of catalogues with 100 bulls or more. Every offering is being sold as ...

The global market for agricultural biological products is slowing but still likely to be worth NZ$43 billion by 2030, the World Agri Tech conference was t ...

The passing of the Agricultural Compounds and Veterinary Medicines Amendment Bill with broad Parliamentary support has been welcomed by industry groups. As one of the last pieces of legislation to ...