August 1, 2024
Pest to Profit?
Goats get a bad rap as feral pests and are often remembered as a fledgling industry that went bust in the 80s. But the tide has turned and New Zealand Cashmere…
August 1, 2024
Burps & Bluster
Are farmers doing enough on methane? Methane from Kiwi farms accounts for more than a third of the country’s greenhouse emissions. But exactly how this gas…
August 1, 2024
Kicking goals
Body condition score is the biggest driver at Simon and Katie Falloon’s Tiraumea farm, Waipuke, with a high performing ewe flock of exceptionally fertile ewes…
August 1, 2024
Livestock by train
The deregulation of transport in New Zealand in the 1980s was the significant opportunity Philip Wareing used to grow his business rapidly. Before then,…
August 1, 2024
Spring 2024
Read Country-Wide Spring 2024 online here. Country-Wide is New Zealand’s only dedicated pastoral and arable farming magazine, available on subscription.
July 30, 2024
Adding value with legumes
As nitrogen fertilisers are a substantial expense on arable farms, growers are looking to incorporate short-term cover crops and legumes as a way to provide an…
July 26, 2024
Episode 31 – How will EU deforestation regulations impact meat exporters?
One of the hot topics at the Red Meat Sector Conference this week was the recently enacted EU deforestation regulation, and how this will impact New Zealand…
July 19, 2024
Episode 30 – What is the key to successful farm succession?
Farm succession is something that affects every farming family at some point - whether it be from parent to child, or outside the family unit, there are many…
July 18, 2024
Rubbish as a resource
Plastic waste from farms isn’t just rubbish, it’s a resource. As a product stewardship scheme, Agrecovery doesn’t just collect your plastic farm waste, it…








