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Greater China sales please this season, but next year will be challenging.

'This season's interesting actually — it's been quite a lot quieter than normal.'

There are fears of 100-plus redundancies as Tomra cuts back its NZ operations.

Rockit combines with the Turley family in Rangitata to put in an initial 20ha orchard.

Covid, shut borders, a lack of customers and a lack of sales took a heavy toll.

Opinion: HortNZ is encouraged by new Govt’s promise to increase number of RSE places.

'I have always strived to be as self-sustaining as possible.'

The children also got to test their rugby skills against the players.

We need to stop treating our Pasifika whānau as cheap labour at our beck and call.

Kiwifruit exporter also announces US$2m contestable innovation fund.

'It’s great to have this confidence in our product and see this demand.'

Springfield fruit and vege shop in rural Hastings is back in business.

A new programme helps people focus on skills for their particular region and business.

Terahu Orchard pleaded guilty to unlawfully taking water.

Northland's relatively warm climate suits the pest, which can eat 350-plus plant species.

Peter’s connection with olives harks back to the Maltese island Gozo in the Mediterranean.

Impact of cyclone on stone fruit and summer berries will be felt for years to come.

Comvita and community work together to make 600 native seed patties & plant them on slips.

Elemental Cider has taken home several awards and is involved in a new apple study.

Grower body says "communication" of the report's findings has yet to be decided.

Te Pūkenga looks to impart greater on-the-ground knowledge to apprentices.

National has vowed to lift the country's ban on gene editing.

Prices of key export commodities have risen for the second consecutive month.

A big customer win locally, and a global hook-up with AWS.

Key said top China politician understood and appreciated NZ stance on golden kiwifruit.

Josie Murray has brought some petal power to the Hakataramea Valley.

Timpson on Breadalbane Eco Garden is open to the public on Sundays from 1pm-4pm.

"A 23 per cent drop in the sale of antibiotics for plants and animals is good news."

"We see the South Island as a really good opportunity."