Info needed on myrtle rust says affected owner
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Sweet success for viticulturist
Third time lucky for Hawke's Bay Young Viticulturist of the Year Anton Luiten.
Kiwifruit range key in NZ economy
Kiwifruit's contribution to NZ GDP will increase from $2.6 billion to $6.14 billion.
North's kiwifruit industry set to double
The Psa-resistant gold kiwfruit has been a boon for Northland's growers.
Rockit takes supreme award
Apple grower Rockit Global has been named ExportNZ Hawke's Bay's ASB Exporter of the Year.
Rust risk to manuka honey low
The overall risk of myrtle rust to the manuka honey industry is low, say experts.
Huge growth forecasts for kiwifruit industry
Everything is looking up for the Bay's signature international crop, kiwifruit.
Horticultural field day the biggest yet
Outdoor stalls and education seminars part of horticulture showcase in Hastings.
Kiwifruit industry to create 29k jobs by 2030
Kiwifruit industry to create 29,000 new jobs by 2030, add $3.5b to annual GDP, report says
Big growth forecast for Bay kiwifruit industry
The development of a new kiwifruit variety is driving growth in the sector.
Feijoa cook book about to go global
A decade ago Norsewood resident and teacher Mike Stone created a feijoa cookbook.
ERA fines asparagus picking firm $60k
A firm supplying labour to pick asparagus has been fined $60k by the ERA.
Kiwifruit farmers to have PSA-V case heard
Kiwifruit farmers devastated by 2012 PSA-V outbreak to have their day in court.
Our People: Wine maker Brent Park
Behind the scenes peek at wine maker from these volcanic hills.
Kiwifruit poisoning probe continues
Apparently deliberate poisoning last year caused kiwifruit to be dumped.
NZ avo shortage a dog's breakfast: grower
Avocado grower says there's plenty to go around despite shortage and huge prices
Headland planting part of family dream
6000 trees will be planted at Taurawhata headland this weekend.
Bay's best young viticulturist
Anton Luiten triumphed last night as the Hawke's Bay Young Viticulturist of the Year
Berry grower goes high-tech
Whanganui's Windermere Berry Farm is trying new methods that others want to copy
Grape debate asks is bigger better?
Is bigger really better? The Grape Debate returns to Napier.
Mauao's medicinal powers revealed
A week-long festival at Mauao is bringing the community together to learn Maori knowledge
Record sale of kiwifruit orchard
A Te Puke kiwifruit orchard has sold for $1 million per hectare mark and set a record.
Log Prices reach 23-year high
New Zealand structural log prices have hit their highest level in more than two decades
Regulation needed to protect organic business
Some of the country's largest organic businesses have just hosted MPs in Hawke's Bay,
Hawke's Bay wine set to fly high
Hawke's Bay winery's award-winning white will join airline's Fine Wines of NZ list.
Kate Stewart: Vege prices rise faster than Jack's beanstalk
Vege prices soar -- and it's all the fault of celebrity chefs
Families and eatery owners struggling with high prices
High vege prices to stay until August
Watch NZH Local Focus: Growth is the plan for the Bay's kiwifruit industry
2016/17 saw financial growth for local orchardists. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Growing optimism fuels field day
Denis Hocking's farm near Bulls earns more from forestry than sheep and beef in most years
Robotic hands snatch kiwifruit future
New-developed robotic rover could become the workhorse of New Zealand's fruit industry.
Bad weather reins in profit forecasts
Rural services provider PGG-Wrightson has reined in its full-year profit expectations.