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Torere Garlic
Claire Belcik grows some of the best garlic you could hope to see on her Torere Bay property in Eastern Bay of Plenty. She also grows beautiful limes and many other crops. Audio
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Torere Garlic
Claire Belcik grows some of the best garlic you could hope to see on her Torere Bay property in Eastern Bay of Plenty. She also grows beautiful limes and many other crops.
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Ngāi Tahu market garden gets boost
A Ngāi Tahu market garden is getting a funding boost from the South Island Whānau Ora agency.
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First organic certified product launched in Fiji
Fiji's first organic certified product has been launched and it's expected others will follow as more farmers are encouraged to return to traditional growing methods. Audio
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Grass-fed infant formula venture for Synlait
Canterbury dairy company Synlait is going into partnership with United States company Munchkin to create a new infant formula.
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Iwi fight to stay GMO free
Iwi in Tai Tokerau are fighting to keep their rohe free of Genetically Modified Organisms.
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Debate about biotech worthwhile - Treasury
The Treasury says New Zealand should be open to debate about new bio-technologies, including genetic modification.
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Ladybirds and worms help Cooks children fight obesity
Audio 10 Jun 2015High school students in the Cook Islands are getting ready to grow their own vegetables in an effort to reduce soaring obesity levels. Audio
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Fonterra needs to be 'better run'
There are calls for major reform to the country's biggest company, as Fonterra faces another big corporate shake-up. Audio
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Fed Farmers appeals GMO decision
Federated Farmers has lodged an appeal with the High Court over a decision allowing Northland Regional Council to regulate the use of genetically modified organisms in the region.
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Water quality dominates primary industries debate
Water quality was the most contentious issue in a debate between scientists, farmers and agricultural leaders on whether New Zealand's primary industries are doing enough to protect the environment.
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ExStream - How River Life Responds to Environmental Stresses
The ExStream system allows biologists to study how river life responds to stresses such as sediment, nutrients, and changing water temperatures and flows Audio
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ExStream - How River Life Responds to Environmental Stresses
The ExStream system allows biologists to study how river life responds to stresses such as sediment, nutrients, and changing water temperatures and flows
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Chocolate company hopes it can revitalise Samoa cocoa exports
Audio 21 May 2015A New Zealand chocolate company has released a new range of chocolates using ingredients from the Pacific, vanilla from Tonga and cocoa from Samoa. Audio
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Total Immersion - A tiny rural school goes global
Preparing 1200 Chinese dumplings and traditional soup for guests, Te Kura Kaupapa Motuhake O Tawhiuau - a tiny rural school in Murupara south of Rotorua - is hosting its cultural day. They might be… Audio, Gallery
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Total Immersion - A tiny rural school goes global
Preparing 1200 Chinese dumplings and traditional soup for guests, Te Kura Kaupapa Motuhake O Tawhiuau - a tiny rural school in Murupara south of Rotorua - is hosting its cultural day. They might be…
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New organic co-op links farmers, processors
More than 30 organic dairy farmers have signed up to a new co-operative that aims to solve supply and demand problems for both farmers and processors.
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Organic Options
Te Aroha dairy farmer Gavin Fisher was one of the first to supply Fonterra with organic milk. However he's now banded together with other organic farmers as part of The Organic Dairy Hub Co-operative… Audio
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Organic Options
Te Aroha dairy farmer Gavin Fisher was one of the first to supply Fonterra with organic milk. However he's now banded together with other organic farmers as part of The Organic Dairy Hub Co-operative…
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Pacific organic farmers learning from Cuba
Audio 13 May 2015Organic farmers from Fiji and Solomon Islands are in Cuba to learn new techniques to improve food security back home. Audio
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The source of your Latte
Daniel Kinne is a coffee farmer, plus chairman and founding member of Papua New Guinea's Highland Organic Agricultural Cooperative. He is visiting New Zealand for Fair Trade Fortnight and he talks to… Audio
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Fiji, Solomons farmers to learn Cuban farming techniques
Organic farmers from Fiji and Solomon Islands are in Cuba to learn new techniques to improve food security back home.
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Chasing NZ market, Samoa company focuses on sustainability
A Samoan company positioning itself within New Zealand's organic food market says it's focussing on ensuring its products are made sustainably.
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Samoan organics company moves into NZ market
A Samoan company hoping to gain a foothold in New Zealand's high-end organic food market says their focus is on providing sustainable products for future generations. Audio
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'Desperate situation' in Nepal
Towns and villages near the epicentre of the earthquake in central Nepal have suffered "almost total devastation", the Red Cross says.
