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• Fight against 1080 goes to Māori Land Court
• Cows killed by falling power lines on Northland farm
• National Party claims Greens are split on 1080
• Spotlight on wool's future with industry in crisis
• Merino wool fetching strong prices
• A2 milk goes on sale at Walmart
• Mycoplasma bovis found in Northland for the first time
• Drought-stricken Aussie farmers 'doing it pretty tough'
• '50% Pure NZ, 50% suburb': Fury at Queenstown subdivision plan
• Fed Farmers: M. bovis fallout challenges continue
• Editorial: Besieged farmers unfairly targeted
• Help offered for drought-hit Aussie farmers
• North Canterbury dairy farm infected with M.bovis.
• Affco denies culture of fear at Moerewa plant
• Kiwifruit industry body predicts severe labour shortages
• Hastings teacher helps raise cash for IHC with 'virtual calves'
• Provincial visa idea well received
• Sheep milk gains to be tested by AgResearch
• Federated Farmers asks rural schools to ban calves
• Injured pig hunter rescued from Opotiki bush
• Drone war: Farmers threaten to shoot down machines
• Town to mark 100 year anniversary of 'Raetihi Conflagration'
• NZ Post increases rural charges without consultation
• Drought is hurting the entire rural community: Federated Farmers
• 'Famously wet West Coast' in drought
• Farmers urged to speak out during stressful Christmas period
• Cattle culls delayed in Mycoplasma bovis purge
• Early start to summer worries Waikato farmers
• Thousands of cows will be killed to stop disease from spreading
• Outgoing King hoping for more Chatham's funding
• Fonterra predicts billions of dollars to be pumped into rural communities
• Waikato family trapped after tree falls on driveway
• Northland farmers battling
• Two-car crash blocking Waikato's State Highway 27
• Mt Hutt staff welcome wintry blast
• Federated Farmers concerned about black grass
• New tool allows farmers to get a fixed price across the season
• Marauding goats terrorise S.Island town
• Messy freedom campers may force closure
• Thirsty cows: No legal action taken
• Thirsty cows controversy: Cattle belong to top judge
• Rare fire ban hits Otago
• Drought continues to hit Canterbury farmers
• Dairy price hit worse than expected
• Winter not over yet
• Jump in dairy prices at global dairy auction
• Waikato farmers supporting each other
• Rural economy hammered by dairy drop
• Analysts predict $250k hit to dairy farms
• Dairy price drop could impact farm sales
• Rumours of receivers circling struggling farmers
• Funding boost to tackle erosion
• Confidence in rural sector low
• Cold snap already causing headaches
• Primary sector sold short?
• Struggling dairy farmers get mental health support
• Slaughtermen to work more for same pay
• Drastic steps for struggling farmers
• New supplement a lifesaver for farmers?
• Initiative to address farmers' mental health
• Another drop in global dairy prices
• Southern Dairy Hub good to go
• Dairy industry in a state of over-supply
• Young farmers affected by milk solid payout drop
• Grim forecast expected for dairy farmers
• Wires crossed over broadband rollout
• Nth Canterbury gets more drought assistance
• Farming industry facing wage crisis?
• Doubt cash flow will trickle down to farmers
• Falling dairy prices could have national impact
• Canterbury farmers feeling the pinch
• Sheep stolen from Canterbury farm
• Police struggling with rural drink driving
• Police search dog missing in bush
• River's nitrogen limit decision 'impractical'

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