Auckland-based Key Industries has acquired Cut’n’Paste Weed Gels, a trusted New Zealand brand known for its simple, targeted and environmentally responsible weed-control solutions.

OSPRI is testing the latest drone and thermal imaging technology to add to its toolbox in the fight against bovine TB.

Ten years. At least 17,000 km. Millions of dollars. Countless hours spent on research and running DNA tests. Bootstrapped technology.

Fencing for horses is not just about strength, durability or aesthetics; it’s about understanding the animal behind the fence.

Five Kiwis have been shortlisted for the prestigious 2026 Zanda McDonald Award.

Legion and Reason are two of Agricom’s recent ryegrass releases, backed by years of farmer experience and proven performance in the paddock.

Eastland Port in Gisborne is first in line for extra Government funding to bolster New Zealand’s coastal shipping network.

New Zealand Young Farmers has launched a new initiative designed to make it easier for employers to support their young team members by covering their NZ Young Farmers membership.

With New Zealand farmers feeling disconnected from the financial services available to them, GrowPay, a NZ-founded and run digital financial platform, has launched a new option today to help them reshape their cash flows to match the peaks and troughs of farming.

North Canterbury ag-tech start-up Amua has secured $1.2 million from AgriZeroNZ to accelerate development of its cow wearable technology.

It’s all go on the people side at Corteva Agriscience as the company prepares to start 2026 with two new territory appointments and another internal promotion.

The Safer Rides initiative, which offered farmers heavily discounted crush protection devices (CPDs) for quad bikes, has significantly raised awareness and action around farm vehicle safety, a new report reveals.

UPL New Zealand has appointed Sarah Dewes as country head, marking the first time a woman has held this role for UPL in the APAC region.

PGW Wool has created a wool export account manager role to strengthen the link between procurement and export while planning for the future.

A new Arable Industry Code of Conduct will give New Zealand’s arable sector a clearer, more consistent way of doing business, helping strengthen relationships and confidence across the industry.

Lincoln University and McCain Foods have teamed up to convert part of the university’s research dairy farm into a future-focused arable unit, with the first crops due to be sown this autumn.

If growing more feed at home adds up to $428 profit per tonne of dry matter to your dairy farmers’ bottom line, wouldn’t it be good to recommend a ryegrass that gets them there quicker?

The Environmental Protection Authority has approved a new herbicide used to control certain broadleaf and grass weeds in wheat and barley crops.

Making each dollar work harder is something of a catch phrase in the current economy but it’s not a new concept or goal.

After nearly three years, Southern Dairy Hub general manager Andrea Dixon is stepping down to focus on the next step in her career, family and personal priorities.