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Ian Proudfoot: The best or worst year ever? The food system question facing NZ

When our domestic food system leaves people living insecure, something needs to change.

Ray Smith: Food and fibre sector at forefront of NZ's economic Covid recovery

The sector's performance throughout the pandemic has helped to keep the economy growing.

Robots putting Alliance Group at cutting edge

Automated meat processing helps with labour shortages and prevents injuries.

Nutting out the challenges facing agriculture

New Zealand's food and fibre commodities are selling at record prices.

Ryan Heneghan: 'A nuclear war cannot be won'

OPINION: Conflicts between nuclear-armed powers a concern in multiple parts of the world.

Time is ripe for re-shaping New Zealand's trade policy

OPINION: I have nothing but admiration for our primary sector.

'Imaginary alliances' do our trade no good

China has become the New Zealand dairy industry's domestic market.

Agribusiness and Trade: Agility is at the core of success

Meat companies have continued to develop and innovate to meet consumer demand.

Barbara Kuriger: Food and fibre has a strong future despite the challenges

Farmers and growers have made good progress towards NZ's environmental goal.

NZ Rural Land Co profit jumps, exceeds expectations

NZ Rural Land Company posted increase in profit of over $24m for the year ending June 30.

Push to bring mushroom business to Takapau

Havelock North's loss, Takapau's gain?

A2 Milk rallies on profit lift, share buyback news

Strong growth in infant formula business drives profits.

Kiwifruit growers to appeal SunGold licences being included in property RV

NZKGI, which represents growers, said it was disappointed with the High Court's judgement.

Burnette O'Connor: A case for building on productive land

OPINION: A planning consultant puts the case for affordable housing and urban development.

Bruce Cotterill: Three Waters doesn't pass the sniff test

Supposed reforms are actually a recipe for failure and fragmentation.

Stock Takes: The a2 conundrum - what to do with a lazy $700m?

What will a2 Milk do with its cash mountain? All will be revealed at Monday's result.

Global shipping delays bite into NZ winemaker profits

Two wine companies say Covid and congestion in supply chains cause headaches.

Fonterra cuts milk price forecast to $9.25/kg

Fonterra has cut its milk price forecast to a mid-point of $9.25/kg.