Introduced trees don't resonate locally.

A source of what keeps us all alive is coming under review.

COMMENT: I want to be able to help the rural community learn from tragedy.

COMMENT: The rising profile of mānuka honey has brought with it a few hiccups.

Farmer-led Sustainable Farming Fund project is quantifying benefits of deferred grazing.

Comment: Everyone suffers when horticulture is allowed to carry out unhealthy burnoffs.

It's common sense - shut the gate.

Glyphosate has extensive economic and environmental benefits for farmers, argues Mark Ross

COMMENT: Businesses need more clarity from Government over economic direction.

Pest trapping necessary in reinstating native species

Soaring petrol prices hurt rural communities and low-income families most.

Comment: Fueling up in the City of Sails proves a eye-opening experience.

Townie Gord Stewart has wonderful memories from his time in the country.

COMMENT: Minister's lack of action on vital resource letting council dig in defences.

The Country radio host takes a sneak peek at the future of farming at a major Euro forum.

Opinion: A science-based review of the Himalayan Thar Control Plan is an urgent priority.

COMMENT: Like alcohol and tobacco, cannabis looks poised to become a huge global market.

It is possible to produce food without using glyphosate – organic producers manage.

People have asked me if I am bored

When will NZ dairy farmers wake up and realise that Fonterra needs a massive shake-up?

We need to be careful about how we go about our obligations as global citizens.

Native species come first in 1080 battle, which is not what extremist protesters believe.

The reaction to Juken NZ's announcement last week was disappointing, says Peter Jackson.

Activist's meat works vigil poses many questions about our eating practices.

It's not everyone who dines out for lunch then dumpster dives for dinner

1080 is now in the realm of chem-trails, fluoride and child vaccines, says Ewan Kelsall.

Lamb, venison and kiwifruit best performers over past year as export returns increase.

Everyone in Hawke's Bay must be given the opportunity to be heard.

Comment: The goal of making New Zealand predator-free by 2050 is optimistic.

District would be better off if councils had followed horticultural advice 100 years ago