Station seeking consent to set up mountain bike park
Alexandra farming family apply for resource consent to establish bike park on property.
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Casual shepherd 'living the dream' with her dogs
Kate Poulsen always knew she wanted to be a shepherd.
Fears some butchers won't survive extended lockdown
Retail Meat NZ says contactless delivery not a viable option for many butchers.
How Lee Murray went from 'hopeless in the hills' to a 'hearty' hunter
Lee Murray started out "terrible" but now has almost 14,000 Instagram followers.
Farm dream began over 100 years ago on a bullock wagon
The Lawrence family have farmed the same land in North Otago for over 100 years.
Animal skills to fore for Telford-SIT students
Rural animal technicians studying hard at Southern Institute of Technology-Telford campus.
Farmer calls for patience when dealing with environmental change
New regulations have been coming thick and fast at farmers in the last few years.
Howl of a protest II: Groundswell plans larger action
Event to be "of a scale and impact that will be significant in New Zealand's history".
Father aiming to set son up for dairy farm ownership
Tony Brock providing pathway for son to take over Kaitangata 50:50 sharemilking operation.
Lake Wakatipu's green glow: The mystery of the liquid continues
The council this morning was still waiting on test results of the liquid.
Former townie making a go of it as head shepherd on Longacre Station
Intensive work of Longacre constantly challenges Ben Maxwell. It also keeps him grounded.
Ongoing battle for Manuherikia River a draining experience
Water management of the Manuherikia River is putting pressure on Omakau farmers.
Rabbit poisoning postponed after letter
Hadar Orkibi believes there should be an alternative to poisoning.
Bikers, others urged to ask permission first after cows' deaths
Three cows died on Dingle Burn Station after they were spooked by mountain bikers.
The Manuherikia: Twists and turns in river's history
Manuherikia catchment possibly the most complicated catchment supporting irrigation in NZ.
Family live and work on Glenkelrie farm for five generations
Woodhead family has worked their Milton sheep and beef farm for more than a century.
Tiaki Maniototo: Ambitious waterway plan evolving
Project will receive $4.55m funding from Freshwater Improvement Fund over next five years.
Early season lambs for Windermere farm
Early season lambs at Dave and Rose Thomson's little slice of paradise in Windermere.
Wild weather: Auckland gales and snow in the south
Thunderstorms will light up North Island skies across the day before a wild weekend.
Intensive winter grazing improves but not all councils have data on its use
Report shows 7 regional councils have no estimates on how many farms use winter grazing.
'Significant cold break' could bring fresh dumping of snow nationwide
Snow could fall to 100-200m in Otago and Southland and 300-400m in the North Island.
'Covered in blood': Dog caught killing sheep on camera
The dog chased 15 sheep around the paddock, then killed three and badly injured two.
Hounds abound at Beaumont Hotel's first bark-up
Owners of any dogs failing to bark had to take their dog's place and bark instead.
'Brainless idiots': Mountain bikers criticised for causing deaths of pregnant cows
Riders blasted for bad rural etiquette by ignoring road closure and stock movement signs.
Heavy rain, gales: Trees falling, roads disrupted in south
A tree has crashed through a kitchen in the Christchurch suburb of Cashmere.
North Otago family 'farming for the next generation'
High-country family works hard to preserve their slice of paradise for future generations.
Farmers continue fourth-generation battle against pest tussock
Central Otago is a perfect breeding ground for Nassella's windborne seeds.
Tractor tragedy: Family shares precious memories of daughter, grandson
Nadine Tomlinson & her 3-year-old son Angus died after becoming trapped inside a tractor.
Coupland's mince and cheese ranked among NZ's best pies
The Christchurch-based business took out gold in the commercial wholesale category.
Otago lead scare: 'Do not drink' notice lifted after six months
It was issued after intermittent elevated lead readings were found in drinking water.
Boar-derline: Pig hunter's kills parked up at airport
Sight of pig carcasses at busy airport criticised – but many voice support for hunter.
Ralph the goat living the life of Riley
"He's like the bichon frise that everyone carries around but he's way more fun."
New salmon catch limits aim to help save wild Chinook species
Moves to limit salmon catches are critical for future generations, Fish & Game says.
Revealed: New Zealand's most dangerous road
While it was dangerous, it was rarely the sight of a crash.