All eyes are on fruit quality and pricing as New Zealand’s largest ever kiwifruit harvest moves from orchard to market.

For Carley Pryce, wool has never been ‘just a job’. It’s been a thread running through her working life since she was a teenager, shaping her skills, her confidence, and her connection to rural New Zealand.

Imagine measuring the performance of 24,000 different paddocks every year. This is what makes up the day job of Agricom's five national agronomists.

Well-known Gisborne-based agribusiness executive Richard Burke has joined the board of directors at Corson Grain.

A DairyNZ-led study has found no evidence that wearables for oestrus detection improve or worsen key reproductive metrics after adoption in spring calving pasture-based dairy herds.

Richard Kells is the only remaining wool broker selling by auction in Napier.

When you hear the words ‘intensive beef feedlot’ you might think of something like Five Star Beef’s long-running operation in Canterbury.

The Fieldays Innovation Awards continue to highlight the depth and diversity of innovation emerging from New Zealand’s primary industries, those behind the event say.

UPL New Zealand has appointed Paul Dunn as head of sales, bringing more than three decades of industry experience to the business as it continues to build momentum across the NZ crop protection market.

Cyhella, containing 250g/L lambda-cyhalothrin in the form of capsule suspension, is a must have product in the spray shed.

Nufarm’s biological fungicide Botector now has a label extension for Psa control in kiwifruit, giving growers a valuable new tool for managing the industry’s most significant disease.

Iconic NZ apparel brand Norsewear has found a way to keep sports supporters’ heads toasty with its new Wool Blacks beanie, available in time for winter.

First impressions count on-farm and according to CRV’s newest team leader, Pete Manson, they often set the tone for the entire relationship.

A multi-year genetic research programme has found the low methane trait identified in dairy bulls does not express itself once their daughters enter lactation.

Times may have been tough for arable growers lately, but that wasn’t enough to stop dozens of them entering what’s thought to be the longest running crop contest of its kind last summer.

It’s been a long time coming, but the first locally bred forage rape from one of New Zealand’s leading plant breeding companies is worth the wait, it says.

Hawke’s Bay-based Jeremy Klingender has been appointed Barenbrug’s new area manager for the East Coast of the North Island.

A safety push across sheep, beef and dairy farms has revealed significant gaps in hazardous substances management – and clear, practical ways to fix them, thanks to WorkSafe New Zealand.

Launched into the New Zealand autumn cereal market earlier this year, Tower is already generating strong interest amongst agronomists and growers planning spring-sown barley and wheat programmes.

Investing more than $100 million in new facilities at Finegand will deliver material operating savings and a more resilient earnings base with strong long-term returns at both site and network level, Silver Fern Farms says.