Big year for young Bannockburn viticulturalist
A Bannockburn woman Annabel Bulk has won the NZ Young Horticulturist of the Year prize.
A Bannockburn woman Annabel Bulk has won the NZ Young Horticulturist of the Year prize.
Central Otago wine makers are looking forward to a good season.
North Otago Irrigation Company is now in a position to sell $15 million of shares.
A group of Terrence school students got up close and personal with Omakau dairy farms.
Tim and Katy Button hosted their own calf handling day last Sunday.
The Mid Canterbury Federation, Temuka have won top honours at the Ashburton show.
The Clydevale Farming Expo has been cancelled because of lack of interest.
Environment Southland has taken top honours in the 2018 New Zealand Biosecurity Awards.
A Mosgiel couple's love for apple cider has led them to making their own.
Countdown is now sourcing free farmed Canterbury pork.
Two meat processing plants are working long hours in North Otago to keep up with demand.
A Northland farmer has shared her money-saving tips at the Dairy Women's Network in Gore.
A dairy canning company in Ashburton needs more staff.
The Mid Canterbury Vintage Machinery Club has a new premises in Ashburton.
A former ORC member is backing an appeal by the Lindis Catchment Group.
The race is on for the next FMG Farmer of the Year.
Mackenzie Basin and Waitaki Valley have undergone big changes over the last decades.
The debate over the Lindis Catchment continues at the Environment Court.
Researchers at Lincoln Agritech have made a major breakthrough with wool.
The NZ cashmere industry has met an impressive milestone in Otago.
The Outram dairy farm open day was a big success.
"Ignorant" behaviour includes chasing sheep and ignoring signs restricting access.
A copse of heritage apple trees have been donated to the Owaka Open Orchard Project.
The ORC is taking court action over alleged stormwater contamination in the Clutha.
Strong opposition to Central Otago flight plan have given the Hawke's Bay town an opening.
Westland Milk have posted a $3.25million before tax profit, but still have to improve.
The future of the water irrigation system in place in the Lindis River looks uncertain.
Six pupils spent two days visiting orchards and a vineyard in Central Otago.
Sediment mitigation has been a hot topic at a recent field days event in Pomahaka.
A South Otago water care group wants the second phase of development to be farmer-led.