To survive and thrive in this changing world, New Zealand farmers must take a new look at what resilience means to them and their farming operations,... Read More

People Expo events are back, providing dairy farmers the opportunity to better understand workforce dynamics, and ideas on actions they can take to find... Read More

In nine months, an app developed in Mount Maunganui by tech entrepreneur Steph Kennard has become New Zealand’s third-largest vehicle software... Read More

  Since NIWA forecasted an El Niño weather pattern late last year there’s been a lot of talk about it – but what does it mean... Read More

Bax Contractors is a well-established tree removal business working throughout the greater Waikato and Bay of Plenty. Owners Pete Johnson and Marcus... Read More

Anyone can sow and grow an average pasture. But for new grass to make your neighbours green with envy, you need to go just a little further. That’s... Read More

You know you are doing something right when more than 95 per cent of your business comes from referrals. That is the reality for Ag & Industrial Matamata... Read More

Advantage Designer Homes has embarked on an exciting partnership with Modular Spaces, introducing an innovative range of one-two bedroom transportable... Read More

New Zealand consumers could soon pay the price for shipping networks being disrupted by attacks in the Red Sea. In recent weeks there have been several... Read More

Any farmer will tell you farming isn’t an eight-hours-a-day-business; more often than not breakdowns or malfunctions in machinery or technology... Read More

Although he was raised on a dairy farm, Ford enthusiast Doug Brewer completed a painting apprenticeship and spent 40 years, and still counting, working... Read More

To achieve top prices for meat, milk, apples, pears, and all other produce, overseas consumers want to know fertiliser, fungicide and pesticide inputs,... Read More

The first Morrinsville A&P Show was held in 1917 and, 107 years on, show committee chairman Bruce McRobbie says it’s a tradition which endures... Read More

The Te Aroha Museum was alerted to a ‘Trade Me’ listing of a large quantity of glass photographic plates which had been taken by one of Te... Read More

Rather than damaging soil in New Zealand, planting trees on pasture restores soil to be similar to its original condition. A recent news story highlighting... Read More