Reignited burn-off spreads
Farmers urged to be extra cautious after controlled burn-off reignited in South Otago.
Farmers urged to be extra cautious after controlled burn-off reignited in South Otago.
Mike Kelly worked on Tiger Moths when they were widely used for transport and top-dressing
Lindsay Green remembers when the industry relied on people's knowledge and not technology.
It's a "paddock to bottle" venture at Lammermoor Distillery in the Paerau Valley.
Risk of downpours for many as front sweeps across North Island
The man who filmed the humpback whale says it was a "distressing" sight.
National Rising Stars 2019 velvet and hard antler awards were held in Outram recently.
Farmer fan stung with a bill for more than $4500 over his role in cow-abuse case.
Rhondine Long's son is also proving adept at barrel racing.
Red Meat Profit Partnership action groups tackle issues from pasture to farm succession.
Wild Earth Wines' enjoyed success at the Royal Easter Show Wine Awards.
Large animal vet says her job is really about working with farmers.
Field day for high school and polytechnic students to show opportunities in agriculture.
Otago/Southland finalists for the Ballance Farm Environment Awards have been announced.
'They didn't ask permission and we knew nothing about it,' says station owner.
The crash happened in the Kakanui Ranges, east of Ranfurly.
Stock effluent disposal site moved to Tarras after pressure from Central Otago's mayor.
Mixed responses from Otago gun users over ban of MSSA and assault rifles.
Barb Peel reckons her Raes Junction farm could survive Armageddon.
Peter Lyon Shearing celebrated a reunion in Alexandra.
A new honey shop has been a hive of activity since opening in Dunedin this year.
A Dunedin gumboot throwing champ has seen success at the NZ Rural Games.
Rabobank New Zealand chief executive Todd Charteris has strong farming roots.
Pike River families spokesman Bernie Monk denies splitting from group.
If conditions remain settled, autumn can provide some of the best fishing of the season.
Country has been to town at the recent A&P Shows - and the shows get bigger.
Three Southern tertiary students have won an inaugural forestry scholarship.
Noslam asks hydrologists to find source of Waiareka Creek catchment's phosphate levels.
Mid Canterbury Vintage Machinery Club has opened brand new premises.
Apiculture New Zealand will continue to focus on bee health for future direction.