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Dunedin alpaca farmer wants new owner for herd
Andy Nailard, one of the South's largest breeders, is selling his alpaca herd.
Andy Nailard, one of the South's largest breeders, is selling his alpaca herd.
High-spending golfers are the kind of visitors Queenstown and Wanaka want.
Fire crews in the South Island have been kept busy overnight.
Two trucks have come off the road and roofing iron has been sent flying in strong winds.
TAIC report: Both vessels were aware of each other - but acted too late.
The toxic waste is contained in up to 1,000,000 litres of tar below ground in Dunedin.
Contagious American Foulbrood disease was a "constant concern" for beekeepers.
Clinton farmer Laura Allan is busy calf feeding with three young children in tow.
"Lockdown is a perfect opportunity to get jobs out of the way."
A week into lockdown, there had been nowhere for the produce to go.
"The highs are great, but the lows can really bugger you," Nigel Woodhead says.
Danone Nutricia New Zealand aims to be 100 per cent carbon neutral by 2050.
Alexandra farming family apply for resource consent to establish bike park on property.
Kate Poulsen always knew she wanted to be a shepherd.
Retail Meat NZ says contactless delivery not a viable option for many butchers.
Lee Murray started out "terrible" but now has almost 14,000 Instagram followers.
The Lawrence family have farmed the same land in North Otago for over 100 years.
Rural animal technicians studying hard at Southern Institute of Technology-Telford campus.
Tony Brock providing pathway for son to take over Kaitangata 50:50 sharemilking operation.
The council this morning was still waiting on test results of the liquid.
Intensive work of Longacre constantly challenges Ben Maxwell. It also keeps him grounded.
Water management of the Manuherikia River is putting pressure on Omakau farmers.
Hadar Orkibi believes there should be an alternative to poisoning.
Three cows died on Dingle Burn Station after they were spooked by mountain bikers.
Manuherikia catchment possibly the most complicated catchment supporting irrigation in NZ.
Woodhead family has worked their Milton sheep and beef farm for more than a century.
Project will receive $4.55m funding from Freshwater Improvement Fund over next five years.
Early season lambs at Dave and Rose Thomson's little slice of paradise in Windermere.
Thunderstorms will light up North Island skies across the day before a wild weekend.
Report shows 7 regional councils have no estimates on how many farms use winter grazing.