A South Island bull has set a new record selling for $168,000, attracting attention in the farming community.
Western Bay of Plenty District Council has approved a new market square for Katikati, linking the memorial hall and library in time for the town's 150th an
Close to 4500 people attended the Katikati Avocado Food and Wine Festival on 11 January, setting a new attendance record at the Uretara Domain.
Bay of Plenty Regional Council will spray the herbicide Haloxyfop at several Western Bay estuaries between 27–31 January to control pest plants.
New Zealand's food and fibre exports are set to hit a record $64.3 billion, driven by strong demand for dairy, meat, and kiwifruit.
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Indian agribusinesses are taking note of New Zealand's agri-tech innovations showcased at Fieldays.
A South Island bull has set a new record selling for $168,000, attracting attention in the farming community.
New Zealand's stance on the World Health Organisation could harm health outcomes in the Pacific region.
A minister's letter addressed concerns raised by former Psychotherapists Board members ahead of their mass resignation.
Indian agribusinesses are taking note of New Zealand's agri-tech innovations showcased at Fieldays.