Nelson Honey's century-long family legacy
From hives tended by his grandparents more than a century ago to customers across the world today, P
From hives tended by his grandparents more than a century ago to customers across the world today, P
Kevin Fry remembers the “pop, pop, pop” from the exhaust of the family’s 1951 John Deere MT because
Volunteers and students are cultivating far more than vegetables in Tapawera. A growing partnership
Scott Donaldson There were mixed emotions for Māpua-based Amelia Marsden, after finishing third at
Federated Farmers is supporting the removal of the 28-day homekill ownership rule, but says it shoul
Nelson-Tasman Federated Farmers Farmers across the Nelson Tasman region are in the thick of lambing
Marcus Musson Stand Forestry Spring is here. Sometimes, however, this can be a false sense of secur
Maureen Pugh West Coast - Tasman MP During my time in public life I have seen many groups of people
Strong beef returns and growing demand for beef genetics are helping drive confidence ahead of New Z
New Hoplands farm has been growing hops organically since the late 1980s, utilising the Tapawera cli
BEEF & LAMB NZ Nearly 70 farmers gathered at Punawai in Eighty Eight Valley for the latest B+LNZ Ta
Dean Palmer from Hinetai Hops hosted a field trip recently, showing how his willow plantings and oth
A $9.7 million funding boost from the International Visitor Levy will put feral goats and wild deer
Farmers and growers across the Top of the South will have a chance to step away from the daily press
A nationwide survey of 660 Federated Farmers members has found pest numbers are rising, control cost
New Zealand’s dairy sector remains the country’s largest export earner and one of its most significa
As Tasman’s hop growers begin planting for the new season, attention is turning to the possibility o
SCOTT DONALDSON Conservationist and author Sam ‘the Trap Man’ Gibson captivated 70 people with fun
SCOTT DONALDSON The “Tapawera Through the Lens” photography exhibition and competition gave locals
A Pigeon Valley sheep farmer was left "absolutely stunned" after helping deliver a "one-in-a-million