Events

Food ‘building blocks’ under the microscope with scientists from 20 countries expected for event.

Organisers promise bigger, better event as exhibitors start to reserve their spots.

Focus is on stories, ideas and inspiration aligned with the Aotearoa Horticulture Action Plan.

Comedy duo goes on tour to raise funds to complete their first film.

Plans firm up for scaled-down version of show in November.

Registrations are now open for the first Southern clash, which will take place in September.

Advice on managing intellectual property rights and innovations in breeding techniques shared.

Remote sensing experts from nearly 30 countries bound for Rotorua to talk precision forestry.

Arable Awards finalists highlight top achievements in sustainability and innovation. Tickets for the 15 August event in Christchurch are available until 5 August.

Victory on Saturday would be first shearing test series win in Wales since 2019.

The National Wild Goat Hunting Competition kicks off next month, with $70,000 worth of prizes up for grabs.

The show promises to deliver the same wild and zany antics that fans have come to love.

Forum will update exporters and importers on movement of NZ seeds to and from global markets.

Directors heading out to exchange ideas with members about sector’s future.

Alan Emerson comes away from the Primary Industries Summit and Awards in Wellington full of hope.

Auction system does not suit the grower or the consumer, Primary Industries Summit is told.

Empowering youth to take on roles in the industry ‘essential for its longevity’.

Eight contestants ready to vie for the title of Bay of Plenty Young Grower.

TV presenter turned sheep and beef farmer Matt Chisholm shares his mental health journey.

Fun and mad skills the order of the day at 47 NZ Young Farmers give it their all in and around Hamilton.

The FMG Young Farmers of the Year Grand Final Convenors have done everything in their power to make it a final to remember.

The Big Ball offers an opportunity for the ag community to come together, share experiences and build supportive networks.

Canterbury A&P revived as Christchurch Show in a deal with events company.

56th annual iteration of the country’s biggest agricultural event gets off to a great start.

Caricatures of Fieldays stereotypes have been encapsulated by viral artist Sam Moore.

Talks ongoing in attempt to save some version of 2024 show.

Enthusiasts of the black and white beasts promised a programme to remember.

Opposition to plant genetics work can be a matter of marketing, Women in Seed conference told.

Politicians and farmers went head-to-head in a sports tournament to raise funds for East Coast farmers recovering from Cyclone Gabrielle.

Delegation visits producers and processors dealing with similar challenges half a world away.

Kathrin Jankowiec says the goal is to make the industry as attractive as possible to work in, especially for families and people who might have struggled with the long working hours.

While organisers are well aware of the economic conditions people are facing, he is also upbeat about the outlook of the annual event.

Significant opportunities ahead for the industry, says Mandy Bell.

Registrations for South Island’s mega dairy event filling up fast.

Join the 2024 PINZ Summit in Wellington, July 2-3, to explore trade growth with India, tackle emissions, and celebrate industry innovation.

Federated Farmers and politicians put on their boots to support Cyclone Gabrielle-affected farmers.