Forestry sector eyes stronger export prices
Marcus Musson Stand Forestry Spring is here. Sometimes, however, this can be a false sense of secur
Marcus Musson Stand Forestry Spring is here. Sometimes, however, this can be a false sense of secur
Strong beef returns and growing demand for beef genetics are helping drive confidence ahead of New Z
Andrew Ritchie New Zealand farmers are already taking steps to protect production as a strengthenin
A $9.7 million funding boost from the International Visitor Levy will put feral goats and wild deer
Farmers and growers across the Top of the South will have a chance to step away from the daily press
A nationwide survey of 660 Federated Farmers members has found pest numbers are rising, control cost
New Zealand’s dairy sector remains the country’s largest export earner and one of its most significa
Marlborough farmer Fraser Avery is looking towards technology to help increase the production and ef
Stuart Smith MP Kaikoura The high upfront cost of residential solar installation may have decreased
Marlborough beef and sheep farmer Peter Goulter has been appointed a Marlborough-Nelson regional amb
The Brownlee family from Havelock, the Greenshell Mussel Capital of the World, is not only reducing
Andrew Ritchie Entries are now open for the Marlborough A&P Show, which will be held on November 7,
Marcus Musson, Stand Forestry With the depths of winter upon us, we are starting to see softening o
Federated Farmers Marlborough is watching closely a proposed intensive feedlot cattle operation for
New Zealand’s beekeeping industry is entering a new era following the formation of Honey and Bees Ne
In early 2024, Sam Forsyth and Lucy McKnight decided to turn part of Te Rapa, their 900-hectare shee
Marlborough Recreational Fishers Association News that one of New Zealand’s most popular eating fis
KAT PICKFORD, Wine Marlborough For a region defined by vineyards, the appearance of bare blocks is
Jack Clerke has a passion for rural medicine. Born in Blenheim, raised near Linkwater, educated at Q
Andrew Ritchie Faced with declining yields, waterlogging and soil compaction in one of his vineyard