Business

When seeking advice and information, most farmers are savvy enough to sort the hearsay from fact and the ridiculous from genuine good oil, writes Ken Geenty.

Your gadgets may be tracking your every move by default, Kirstin Mills writes.

"We can do better" is the message Professor Jon Hickford of Lincoln University wants sheep farmers to get about their wool.

By Peter Andrew

While returns for strong wool don’t cover shearing costs, contractors also face challenges. By Richard Gavigan.

Getting the right advice with due diligence on buying a farm is essential, Michael Matthews writes.

Information gathering is a constant part of decision making and involves listening and seeing more than speaking and doing, Kerry Dwyer writes.

Transferring ownership of the farm to your successors is - relatively - the easy part, Peter Flannery writes.

As an almighty scientist Nicola Dennis gets some family guidance on research possibilities.

By Lynda Gray