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2024-25 locations are here. Absolutely stoked to see this initiative heading into its fourth season. Starting November.
Rural New Zealanders know how important it is to take a well-earned break from life on the farm, and Surfing for Farmers is all about building a strong community around that idea. Now in its eighth season, the program gives farmers a chance to step away from their daily routines and enjoy some much-needed relaxation.
We all know dry spells and droughts can be long and relentless. Now is the time to seek help and plan for the next few months. There are a range of options available to support you practically, financially, mentally, and help you maintain the welfare of your livestock.
The Coalition Government is expanding the medium-scale adverse event classification in place for the Marlborough, Nelson, and Tasman districts to cover the Canterbury and Otago regions, Agriculture Minister Todd McClay announced today.
A local dairy farmer recently tested positive for Covid. This is their story as told to Nelson Federated Farmers, of how having a plan helped their family manage their business and home with as little disruption as possible.
A flood can be devasting, affecting livestock, land and buildings.
Here are tips on how to deal with post flooding.
Call us now if you are unsure where to start - 0800 787 254
Is your business able to carry on should one of your staff contract COVID 19?
As with all farming businesses it is important dairy farms also have a plan in place if Covid 19 hits.
Wanting some tips on surviving and growing in tough times and how best to communicate with your bank? Know a young farmer starting out?
Ag in Conversation are excited to launch a podcast series focused on Rural Women’s Mental Health.