Farmers see AI as a tool, not a replacement
By Cheryl Voss Artificial intelligence is becoming an increasingly common part of agriculture, but many New Zealand farmers and industry...
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Kiwi whisky maker eyes export growth at Fieldays
By Paul Michael A New Zealand whisky maker is using Fieldays to showcase a new product that has already found...
Artisan food producers draw crowds to The Pantry at Fieldays
While many visitors come to Fieldays to see the latest agricultural machinery, technology and innovation, food remains one of the...
Fieldays ‘shows how much farming is to New Zealand’
By Francesca Marr Mystery Creek has made its annual transformation into a small city, hosting the Southern Hemisphere's largest agricultural...
The ultimate guide to Fieldays freebies
By Holly O'Donnell Want to know where the best Fieldays freebies are? Wintec journalism student, Holly O’Donnell set off on...
Sobhna’s Stall shares spice and stories at Fieldays
Sobhna Odedra on site at Fieldays 2026 Photo: Brayden Bates For Sobhna Odedra, the journey began when she sought to...
‘Not your average man’- never a dull moment for Geoff Boxell
At 7.30 in the morning, Geoff Boxell has his only cup of coffee for the day, always with sugar and...
For The Love Of Tea
Heather Jameson is a business owner, artist, and jazz pianist based in Marlborough, New Zealand. She founded The White Wabbit...
Bard in the Tron, dreams of London
By Paul J Michael. James Smith is a writer, director, actor, stage manager, promotions manager, lights operator, designer, follow spot...
Ethnic Football wins in Hamilton
By Paul J Michael Every October Kirikiriroa, Hamilton holds its own “World Cup Football” tournament, and it’s fast growing to...