Duncan Smith
South Korea forges links at Fieldays
For the first time, South Korean companies are exhibiting together at the National Agricultural Fieldays. Audio
South Korea forges links at Fieldays
For the first time, South Korean companies are exhibiting together at the National Agricultural Fieldays.
AudioRegional Wrap
Many areas of the North Island received heavy rainfall as the week ended, but temperatures are back up again, while in the South Island dairy cows are starting to be dried off prior to going to winter… Audio
Regional Wrap
Friday was beautifully sunny over the North Island, and despite Cyclone Pam, nearly every region still needs more moisture, while in Southland farmers are weighing up whether it's worth buying in… Audio
Regional Wrap
Rain is needed all over the North Island, it threatens to arrive but never does, while in the South Island at last there's relief for Marlborough with good rainfall, and parts of the West Coast is… Audio
Regional Wrap
Northland's summer has been a cracker compared to last year's, and South Canterbury's Opuha Dam has dried up. Audio
Regional Wrap
Some North Island regions have had reasonably good rain, but follow up is needed, while in the South Island, Marlborough and Canterbury have missed out on rain and Otago needs a lot more. Audio
White Ghosts, Yellow Peril - a ground-breaking publication
Lynda Chanwai-Earle brings us a story about White Ghosts and Yellow Peril, a new non-fiction publication that reveals some surprising and sometimes unsavoury facts about New Zealand's first contact… Audio
White Ghosts, Yellow Peril - a ground-breaking publication
Lynda Chanwai-Earle brings us a story about White Ghosts and Yellow Peril, a new non-fiction publication that reveals some surprising and sometimes unsavoury facts about New Zealand's first contact…
AudioRegional Wrap
Most North Island regions received very welcome rain this week, but some, like Bay of Plenty missed out on anything worth recording and still need a lot more. In Canterbury, demand for store lambs has… Audio
Regional Wrap
Three hail storms in Hawkes Bay have damaged apple crops and in the South Island Marlborough is bone dry while Wyndham's A and P Show is cancelled due to the wet conditions. Audio
Workers Racing Away
The difficulty securing workers in the agriculture and horticulture sector is also hitting the racing industry. Some trainers say in 20-years, 80-percent of training stables in this country will be… Audio
Intro and Regional Wrap
Strong winds have battered most regions of New Zealand and the wind, along with intermittent rain, have delayed docking on both North and South Island farms. Audio
Intro and Regional Wrap
Strong winds have battered most regions of New Zealand and the wind, along with intermittent rain, have delayed docking on both North and South Island farms.
AudioRegional Wrap
Regions relying heavily on dairy cheques for business are reeling with the size of this week's payout drop, but on farm most places had lovely warm days mid-week in the North Island and grass growth… Audio
Regional Wrap
Around the North Island most farms have low pasture covers because it's been colder than usual and condensed lambing and calving has quickly pushed up demand for feed. Calving and lambing's in full… Audio
Regional Wrap
Around the North Island most farms have low pasture covers because it's been colder than usual and condensed lambing and calving has quickly pushed up demand for feed. Calving and lambing's in full…
AudioIntro and Guest
Canterbury-based Lincoln University has entered into two new farming ventures in the North Island; one is with St. Peter's School in Cambridge. The school has its own dairy farm. Audio
Intro and Guest
Canterbury-based Lincoln University has entered into two new farming ventures in the North Island; one is with St. Peter's School in Cambridge. The school has its own dairy farm.
AudioRegional Wrap
A cold nasty snap hit the North Island at the week's end, while in the South the West Coast is sodden. Audio