Watch NZH Local Focus: Bay students explore possible future in horticulture
Students explore their future at Cultivate Your Career. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest from Business
Maori King opens new Seeka HQ in Te Puke
Maori king opens Seeka's iconic new head office in Te Puke.
New Zealand's boom towns revealed
Regional GDP growth is up across 12 out of New Zealand's 15 regions.
Steady NZ milk price forecast
Volatility in prices will keep farmers cautious about spending.
Russia willing to start NZ trade talks
Russia is willing to restart free trade talks frozen over Crimea conflict.
Honeymaker brings in third generation
Bay of Plenty's Mossops Honey celebrates 70 years in business this Autumn.
Synlait posts 3.8pc gain in profit
Synlait Milk posted a 3.8 per cent lift in first-half profit.
Hawke's Bay exporter awards open
Judges are calling for entries to this year's ExportNZ ASB Awards, which close on June 9.
Supermarket's new stance on eggs
Countdown is the first national retailer in New Zealand to make the commitment.
New jobs fears at Westland Milk Products
Up to 16 unionised jobs could go under a "jobs review" by Westland Milk Product.
Alibaba, Fonterra joint food safety deal
Alibaba will build a food safety framework using blockchain technology.
Hawke's Bay fisherman up for US award
Hawke's Bay fishing invention nominated for an international award.
Nervous wait for winegrowers after rain
If it continues, recent wet weather will put this year's vintage at risk.
Feilding Prime store sale
A big yarding approaching 5000 lambs was taken without the buyers.
Waikino sheep milk in strong demand
A joint venture is contributing to the success of a new dairying sector.
NZ exporters welcome China deal
NZ meat exporters stand to benefit from new China trade deal.
NZ, China FTA upgrade agreed upon
PM Bill English and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang agreed on talks to upgrade our FTA.
Hellers' saucy acquisition
Hellers buys Flavour House and poises to launch new products in New Zealand and Australia.
First signs of Fonterra's Oz turnaround
Co-op's 'problem child' shows growth after years of losses.
Kiwi's $10m peanut butter family recipe
How a partially blind man turned a family secret into a thriving business with 35 workers.
The robots are coming - is your job safe?
Are robots really going to take our jobs? An expert says the threat's exaggerated.
Otago winemaker's US distribution deal
Peregrine Wines has signed a major deal with Vineyard Brands.
NZ wool market shows improvement
The weak wool market showed some improvement at the latest New Zealand weekly auction.
NZ govt to spend $35m to boost exports
Government is earmarking $35.3 million to help primary sector exporters trade.
Cut the livestock, grow more trees
COMMENT: Report points to a big change in the way we use the land.
Official opening of Rotorua's 'Super Mill' (+pics&video)
The Red Stag mill at Waipa is now officially the Southern Hemisphere's first 'super mill'.
New 'super mill' to be opened in Rotorua
Prime Minister Bill English will open the first "super-mill" in the Southern Hemisphere.
Fonterra's global co-op plan
Fonterra's John Wilson says the co-op has been looking at expanding its structure abroad.
Fonterra posts steady first half profit
Profit gained slightly, but its earnings per share forecast has been revised down.
'Attitude turnaround' in dairy auction
Dairy prices at Fonterra's GlobalDairyTrade auction have made a surprise rebound.
Value of forestry underestimated
Forestry's contribution to the economy is underestimated, says a report released today.
Listen: Dr Jacqueline Rowarth - GHG free by 2100 but at what cost?
Should New Zealand reduce 35% of stock to be greenhouse gas free by 2100?
NZ could benefit from Brazil meat scandal
New Zealand's meat export trade could benefit from a scandal in Brazil.