Learning how to farm with an abundance of water
A lot of rain and a lot of rainbows come with this part of Taranaki, where one couple face the challenges and rewards of high altitude farming.
Avoid going dark when things get tough on farm
A bad year can sap farmers of the will to continue, but it’s important to keep fire in the belly, says an agricultural economist.
Pīhama farmers turn to Irish tech for hoof care
These Pīhama farmers didn’t let a little thing like global supply chain disruptions stand between them and a better hoof trimmer.
A driving passion to foster and facilitate teaching agriculture
Ross Redpath has devoted his career to advancing agricultural education in the secondary school system.
Breeding bulls for temperament and calving ease
Waikato farming operation shares why Herefords are perfect choice for their bull breeding business.
When times are tough Galloways carry the weight
What started as a hobby soon turned into a profitable venture for Waipukurau farmers.
Lame stories from the vet chronicles expert’s journey as a cow doctor
A Taranaki vet has travelled around the world learning about and treating lameness in cows.
Taranaki farmers’ mantra puts calf health at heart of operation
Calves need to have the best possible start if they are to be well grown and productive throughout their lifetime.
Award-winning Taranaki farmers play to their strengths
Everyone does their bit on a farm run by a busy Emergency doctor and her husband – but farming excellence also runs in the family.
Pee is for precision when using a targeted fertiliser system
Using precision tools to apply fertiliser only where it is needed can mean big savings for farmers and reduced nitrogen leaching.