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Fieldays 2026 had the largest opening-day attendance in the event’s recent history.
Paulownia NZ is exhibiting at Fieldays for the first time.
'We're very comfortable with where it’s going,' Christopher Luxon said at Fieldays.
He was out campaigning with new recruits Stuart Nash and Taine Randell.
Cast of thousands, including Peters, Sir David Fagan, Smiley Barrett, and Emma Poole.
Retailers from power tools to clothing reported brisk early sales and queues.
Govt unveils $110m in new ag funding at Fieldays, backing innovation and growth.
OPINION: Fieldays are here and even the weather is behaving.
The three-year deal will fund more than 1500 free wellbeing sessions.
It highlights technology such as drones and sensors to cut risks before work begins.
The Labour leader attended Fieldays today but did not announce any new policy.
Chris Hipkins, Ray Smith, Shane Jones, R & I Smith, Mike Casey, Kate Scott, Kate Acland.
One industry group says Andrew Hoggard's starting technique was considered unsafe.
Fieldays says it stands by its family-friendly policy but is open to talks.
A cast of 1000s, including Christopher Luxon, Todd McClay, Sam Whitelock, Mark de Lautour.
A series of announcements have been made at the agricultural event.
More than 1100 exhibitors are showcasing farm tech at Mystery Creek.
Drone contractors can reach steep, wet blocks faster than other vehicles.
Getting the shake just right – not too hard, not too light– could help blueberry orchards.
On today: Dan Coup, Jack Jensen, Hunter McGregor, Shane McManaway, and Chris Russell.
The National leader made the announcement at a Mangatāwhiri farm.
On today: Wayne Langford, David Seymour, farmer Tom Martin, Blair McLean and Phil Duncan.
“This isn’t just another wish list or a collection of vague ideas."