New Zealand is still getting frequent rainmakers but from week to week the soil moisture deficit maps show constant change.

A Central Otago wilding pine group says voluntary controls are not enough, calling for stronger accountability as ...

August rain has boosted Northland’s soil moisture, but low rivers and groundwater are raising concerns as a powerful El Niño ...

Pukepoto Farm Trust has turned a profit for 16 years by focusing on what it can control. Now it’s sharing the farming formula ...

Cyclone Gabrielle forced Jamie and Nicky Gaddum to rethink everything. Three years later, their transformed East Coast farming business is winning recognition.

Lincoln master’s student researching how grazing regimes affect beneficial fungi in the soil on high country stations.

Federated Farmers says aerial 1080 is vital to controlling TB-carrying possums, but farmers shouldn't foot the bill for protecting deer.

For the ninth successive quarter, confidence in the rural sector is net positive, according to a new survey. The latest ...

The forming El Niño has justifiably spooked farmers, businesses, bankers and policymakers. Westpac reported this week that agriculture would be the sector hit hardest by this weather phenomenon.

Fonterra’s 50-cent cut to its midpoint milk price in July to $9.25/kg MS will be short lived and the final price for this ...

Facing environmental charges and court orders restricting his business, Eddie Zhi has taken his dispute with Southland councils directly to their doors.

Positive environmental action can begin with just one or two people starting a conversation, says NZ Landcare Trust’s Nardene ...