Fifth load of fencing on its way to storm-hit farms
The Plymouth Brethren Christian Church has now donated $1.4m worth of posts, wire and more.
Ag research will feel latest Massey cuts, union says
College of Sciences in the firing line – including Manawatū’s only engineering course.
New govt hits reset on ag policies
No fewer than 13 ag policies of previous government earmarked for reversal or review.
SFF warns lamb may have further to fall
Top brass bring the bad news to scores of suppliers in Gore meeting.
Environment Southland taking holistic route to river management
Fewer large floods in Southland allows build-up of gravel and sediment.
Feds hails ‘good result for agriculture’ as new govt formed
Incoming government has committed to our policy wish list, Langford says.
McClay and eight others to look after primary sector
Cabinet list includes nine ministers with responsibility for ag and related matters.
Flatter slopes cause sediment build-up
Sustained flow that historically carried sediment and gravel out to sea has reduced.
Billions to be spent on powering up wind and solar
Farmers in the pound seats as building keeps pace with carbon targets.
Flood risk with riverbeds on the rise
Beds higher on almost a third of major Canterbury rivers.