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Central Otago farmers say proposed dam safety rules 'scary'
Central Otago water group says new regulations will cause stress and expense to farmers.
Central Otago water group says new regulations will cause stress and expense to farmers.
"I sold most of my dogs and I have just had to simplify things for now."
"Our Place" exhibition will include a bike which makes juice as the rider pedals.
Organisers delighted with entry numbers for 2021 competition at Earnscleugh Station.
Chicagoan Michelle Tisdall is helping to organise the upcoming Strath Taieri A&P Show.
Climate change puts the region at risk of more intense rainfall, drought and extreme heat.
Fred Doherty just wants to build a shed to keep his cattle warm and dry.
Fewer entries to Paddock Golf tournament to stick to alert level restrictions.
Clarks Junction Hotel had a colourful history of more than 150 years.
The sheep had been roaming around Scroggs Hill for at least two years.
The competition prizes totalled $10,000 but no-one caught a salmon.
Steve and Vicki Sanders encourage their children to have interests outside the farm.
Pinot noir grapes were being harvested yesterday, with chardonnay soon to follow.
Inmates work on a dairy farm in hope of a brighter future.
Barnes Oysters has caught 3000 dozen since the season began on Monday.
Heavy rain across New Zealand has affected its supply of spinach leaves.
Organisers have gained the financial amount required for the show to continue as planned.
Lasers at Ewing Stevens' vineyard to replace labour intensive and expensive bird netting.
This year will be 79-year-old Marty Miller's 29th Otago Goldfields Cavalcade.
About 35 shepherds vied for prize money and points at the two-day event.
"There is benefit in sharing information ... A problem shared is a problem halved."
The price paid for Lace was the highest in the more than 10 year history of the dog sale.
A foehn wind is responsible for the warmer weather.
Buster the Clydesdale was popular at the Mt Benger A&P Show's pet tent on Saturday.
It is the most common in the Canterbury, Otago, West Coast and Nelson regions.
WDC sends clear message to carbon forestry industry after hearing farmers concerns.
It follows a contamination scare which resulted in a do not drink notice.
"Rural children deserve to be safe from injury or death on their way to and from school."
Self-confessed former townie Nathan Coburn never intended being a deer farmer.
Joel Henare wins the Otago Shears' New Zealand Woolhandler of the Year title - again.