'The miracle man': David Buick wins NZ Shears open final
A 2021 farm accident left Wairarapa shearer wondering if he'd even walk again.
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'One thing led to another': Love blooms at flower farm
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Independent panel to review NZ methane targets - Ministers
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Welsh win third and final shearing test in NZ
Wales recorded their first test win on Kiwi soil, in Te Kuiti on Friday night.
'It was his life': Legacy of the ultimate collector
If one man’s junk is another man’s treasure, then Laurie Brunt was a rich man indeed.
Opinion: Thanks The Country, for telling farmers' stories for 30 years
Beef + Lamb New Zealand chair Kate Acland salutes 30 years of The Country.
Angry farmers are reshaping Europe
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The Country: Chris Hipkins on his capital gains tax U-turn
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Federated Farmers - Looking back to go forward
When solutions are driven by farmers, the whole community reaps benefits.
Sheep race set to be a traffic-stopper in Te Kuiti
The event was cancelled last year due to health and safety concerns.
'Proud that I’ve survived': Jamie Mackay on The Country's 30th anniversary
The Country's host has done okay for a Southland sheep farmer with a stutter.
Kiwis win second shearing test against Wales
NZ may have the lead but Wales is closing the points gap.
The Country: Should the govt sell Pāmu?
Pita Alexander, Craig Piggott, Jane Smith, Chris Russell, and Peter Nation.
US red meat demand helps offset weak Chinese market
Exports in February were up 10pc on the relatively low export value of February 2023.
Former Stratford student wins big at industry awards
Monique Radford, who grew up in Stratford, now lives in Ashburton.
Young Farmer East Coast preparing for nationals
Archie Woodhouse has only been home three months and already has a title to his name.
'Not fit for purpose': Govt urged to sell farming body Pāmu
Pita Alexander says Pāmu had passed its use-by date and outgrown its original purpose.
Join The Country’s 30th anniversary celebrations
In Riversdale on April 12? Then register your interest to celebrate The Country's big 3-0.
Christopher Luxon ponders his pay packet on The Country
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Leon Samuels keeps his lambs shearing title - just
Samuels had a winning margin of only 0.062 points.
Prices bounce back in latest GDT
The latest GDT result is the first increase in the last three events.
Farmers face tough times thanks to drought-like conditions, economic downturn
'I'll be surprised if any Northland farmers make a profit this year.'
SFF Ltd's $24m loss with chair Rob Hewett on The Country
Rob Hewett, Nadia Lim, Carlos Bagrie, Mark Warren, and Hunter McGregor.
Finding the flock - searching for stories from Flock House
Alasdair Bettles-Hall is researching the stories of the first attendees of Flock House.
M. bovis eradicated from New Zealand - again
Last known farm infected with cattle disease now cleared of livestock and disinfected.
Synlait deeply in the red, wins reprieve from bankers
Five key elements are outlined for Synlait to have a clear plan to slash debt.
Waikato DairyNZ Farmwatch: Keep an eye on cows' body condition score
BCS decisions now will impact next season’s early production and reproductive performance.
CHB to host NZ-Wales battle while bay locals fight for national glory
It will be a big day for shearing in Central Hawke's Bay.