Growers go for gold
In 2010/11 it exported 30 million trays of gold compared with 13 million this year.
Rural
Fri 24 May 2013
Rain answers farmer's prayers
With the extra moisture in the ground and sunshine we should get a good response.
Nutrient program may get overhaul
An independent review has raised questions about the suitability of the nutrient management tool Overseer as a regulatory tool applying to arable farmers.
Preventing depression in farmers
Rising pressures on farmers and alarming statistics show depression is a real issue in rural communities.
Overseer review questions arable application
An independent review commissioned by the Foundation for Arable Research (FAR) has raised a number of questions about the suitability of the computer-based nutrient...
Tue 21 May 2013
Overseas workers miss out
The Government's ``Jobs for New Zealanders First'' scheme has resulted in a reduction of overseas labour being brought into the Bay of Plenty.
Drought exacts heavy stress toll
This year's drought may cost Northland dairy farmers about $500 million, says the Northland Rural Support Trust.
Light at the end of the tunnel for sheep and beef
For a good proportion of sheep and beef farmers, the light at the end of the tunnel has, for some time, been the headlight of a train heading towards them.
Mon 20 May 2013
Tamarillo crops are high-risk
Growers wanting to cash in on lucrative Tamarillo crops are being warned it's a high risk venture.
Dairy cows hit the road
Dairy farmers planning to shift stock in the next few weeks should pay particular attention to the cows' fitness for transport and their feed requirements.
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