A recent survey indicates that farmers in New Zealand believe the rising numbers of pests like deer and possums are outpacing current control efforts. This suggests an increasing challenge in managing pest populations.

Farmers on New Zealand's East Coast are converting land previously planted with pine forests back into sheep and beef farms, pushing back against forestry expansion.

Farmers in Northern Taranaki and King Country, New Zealand, are facing their second major clean-up in six months. They are dealing with the aftermath of torrential rain and have reported losing livestock.

Thousands of New Zealand farmers are nearing retirement, leading to increased interest from young farmers in beef and sheep farms, driven by a more positive outlook in the agricultural sector.

A U.S. poultry farmer, who experienced an H5N1 outbreak resulting in the loss of 148,000 birds, is sharing biosecurity lessons that New Zealand farmers can learn from her experience.

Farmers in New Zealand are experiencing significant concern as fuel deliveries are weeks behind schedule due to ongoing shortages, impacting agricultural operations.

Diana and Grant Crosse, long-time sheep and beef farmers on New Zealand's Kāpiti Coast, have transitioned their operations to focus on growing olive trees.

A new fuel surcharge for Cook Strait ferries is disproportionately affecting dairy and beef farmers in New Zealand during one of their busiest seasons, according to a transport leader.