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NZ’s top Angus stud buys $168,000 bull
It was a record breaking price tag on Taimate Angus Lot 3 yesterday, with buyer Dean McHardy saying that he was pretty keen to take him home.
‘Attitude is everything’: Pāmu apprenticeships open
Applications are open for the livestock and dairy course designed to bring 10 up and comers into the sector.
Knowing a little about a lot for FMG Young Farmer Final
The competition newcomer says he's comfortable with the practical side, but will have to wing it if he is put to the test with any left-field machinery.
What needs to happen to get peak milk higher, and earlier?
Managing more cows and driving more efficiency requires a higher-level look through ration formulation and diet evaluation.
‘I think we can do better’: PM reacts to 6% export growth
Primary industry exports have reached $64 billion, up 6% in the past year, and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says April was our best ever trade surplus month.
Peters at Fieldays: ‘I’ve milked my fair share of cows’
Peters joined us at Fieldays last week to remind people that his dairy farming roots go back to before he put on his political suit.
How can technology help reduce on farm risk?
A Safer Farms white paper released at Fieldays argues technology can cut agriculture costing ACC $120 million a year in injury claims by removing risk from the system before it arises.
What $400k will mean for Rural Support Trust
Last week’s Rural Industry Leaders Dinner, Debate and Auction raised $420,000, with a sculpture still unsold and likely to push the total past $500,000.
‘No Drums, No Drama’ at Fieldays
The EcoLab team had their NextGen Solids technology on display at Fieldays, a year after they launched it.
Rural real estate in ‘buoyant’ times
The rural property market is the most liquid it has ever been, with more capital chasing rural land than at any previous point.










