Medical testing goes AI for analysis
Techion deal will employ its ag testing tech for remote analysis of human tests from regional hospitals.
93% of Kiwi adults eat red meat, new study finds
The study aimed to estimate the prevalence of vegetarians, vegans and other dietary patterns that exclude some animal-source foods in Kiwi adults.
Barrowclough quits Lincoln Agritech
Chief executive resigning after 14 years to concentrate on governance and consultancy.
Going back to native bush for a better bottom line
A newly released guide aims to help farmers turn poor-performing land into ngahere (native bush), cutting the cost from $20,000/ha to as low as $3000/ha.
Firming forecasts for Fonterra farmers as co-op ups midpoint range
Good news from the co-op caps a festive set of first-quarter results.
McClay has Trade for All in his sights
Trade minister due to travel to Gulf states next year in attempt to revive deal.
Golden calves reward rearers’ efforts
Record prices paid this spring after rules changed and fewer calves were offered.
Papers add to biogenic methane debate
Ag Symposium told that farmers should be hailed as carbon heroes.
Deaths prompt call for relook at quad bikes
Safer Farms pleads for ‘fit-for-purpose farm vehicles’ after three quad bike deaths in the past week.
Two dozen laid off as Alliance takes stock
Other meat companies also feel chill of weak global markets.