The treat is made from goat's milk which is good for dogs and easy to digest.

Sea temperatures are pushing the air into a La Nina phase, bringing the heat.

More than 300ha in Central Otago is about to be planted in sunflowers.

The farmer had to pay $20,000 to a local community group.

Parents of 45 of the school's pupils are having to make alternative arrangements.

The company was caught set netting within the four-nautical-mile prohibited area.

Wakatipu Medical Centre senior Dr doesn't think pair's decision will spur on anti-vaxxers.

Some orchards scrambling to find enough staff with less than a month until harvest.

Farmers Ben and Rebecca Trotter have pivoted from bulls to berries.

Misha's Vineyard owner still has a positive outlook despite a drop in sales.

Tammy Taylor runs an all-women landscaping team specialising mostly in riparian planting

20 years' hard work comes to fruition for North Otago farmers Hayden and Robyn Williams.

Regional council reports find some farms not demonstrating good practice.

Mark Anderson has been using a bale grazing system for the three past winters.

Dylan Ditchfield wants top dollar for milk produced by regenerative farming practices.

Frieda can detect prostate cancer samples in saline at a ratio as low as 5 per cent.

Four locations are not far off the achievement.

Sarah Davies left her badly damaged Mercedes at the bottom of a gully and walked home.

Genes important to possum reproduction could be used in pest control and eradication.

Breeder had to resist the temptation to keep yearling bull Stern 20100 for themselves.

Jobs remain to be filled on dairy farms after Govt opened up worker residency pathway.

Pickle the 2-year-old kunekune pig often attracts quizzical stares from passing motorists.

Paul Rilllstone says the tide is turning for the sales of woollen carpet.

Today's deal is NZRL's second major purchase of South Island farms.

Otago man has been sentenced to community work and ordered to pay reparation to the women.

Many reasons fruit might not make it to market, including labour shortages.

Next month's South Otago A&P Show will be conducted behind closed doors.

Gore Mayor Tracy Hicks and Southland Mayor Gary Tong want to get farmers vaccinated.

Carla Murray enjoying the effects of warmer weather on her South Otago farm.

Searching for alternatives to generate steam instead of coal.