Federated Farmers believes rural-zoned land should be used for rural purposes, and other land uses should not infringe on primary

Dom George pays tribute to 'understated yet hugely renowned Andrew James Duncan Laing.'

Local body politicians: For those who make a career out of it there's something just a little 'off' about them says Dom George.

Farming is increasingly regulated and rule changes are common. Existing-use rights are often assumed to provide some level of protection

Sheep and beef farmers could be forgiven for thinking that Tukituki Plan Change 6 doesn't affect them. All the hype around the Ruataniwha

Jamie Mackay continues his obsession with Pokémon Go by chastising the youth of today about their obsession with Pokémon Go.

When was the last time you visited your GP? I know most farmers are busy and would rather forget those aches and pains. Some might

COMMENT: The Country's Dom George recounts his meeting with footy player/journalist/author /raconteur Peter FitzSimons. George also gets a plug in for his Bledisloe Cup junket. Shameless!

As a farmer do you know what a wetland is? It is vital that farmers and landowners know what a wetland is and where its boundary

There is only one consolation to be gained as a consequence of being kicked in the bum ..... at least you are in front! Ben Dalton

Do you know your GDT from your OMG? The Country's Jamie Mackay is here to teach you the ways of the agricultural acronym!

Last week I spent three days in Wellington at Federated Farmers' National Conference. One of the issues that flagged real concern

Dairy farmers are much maligned when it comes to farming environmentally and often this is undeserved. A good example locally is

Dom's wife's love for her new pet bunny has driven the notorious curmudgeon to write a column about the history of rabbit-genocide in farming.

Tomorrow, I and other regional councillors will be asked to confirm that all pre-conditions necessary for the release of $80 million

Federated Farmers and Irrigation NZ (INZ), as co-promoters of the Ruataniwha dam, have much to answer for, environmentally and ethically. Their

Jamie Mackay has taken leave of his senses over Brexit and Dom is starting to feel the effects as The Country HQ descends into pandemonium.

In this week's Furious George, Dom investigates his favourite industry. That'd be the craft beer brewing industry of course.

Dr. Doug Edmeades believes science is being muzzled in contemporary New Zealand society. As a result of this it has been "commercialised and politicised as never before"...

COMMENT: Max Key's recent photo-shoot sparks inter-office hi jinks...

This week Dom investigates the media coverage of the Silver Fern Farms deal and those Theo Spierings rumours.