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The great cow robbery: 65 stock stolen from 'bloody angry' farmer
'You feel bloody angry about it,' says farmer looted of $130,000 worth of stock.
South Island High Country Advisory Group named
Members of a new South Island High Country Advisory Group have been named.
MPI support after m. bovis 'pitiful', say farmers
Mycoplasma bovis has hit a North Otago farmer fairly hard.
Meeting to vote on Silver Fern Farm's changes
A shareholders' meeting will be held to vote on proposed changes to Silver Fern Farms.
Moutere Station farming family look beyond the horizon
Moutere Station has been in the Jopp family for 125 years.
New Zealand Whisky Company negotiating premises and committed to town
The New Zealand Whisky Company remains "100% committed to Oamaru", says rep.
NZ could lead the way in natural solutions to reduce waste
NZ has an opportunity to lead the world in the way it reduces waste.
Top official knows the human cost of mycoplasma bovis
Diagnosis of m. bovis in NZ triggered our most expensive biosecurity response in history.
Wet weekend on the way for most
Parts of the North Island's east coast are in for a drenching.
Crossbred wool lots withdrawn given low prices at PGG Wrightson sale
Crossbred wool sales have declined lately, causing a withdraw from PGG Wrightson sale.
Te Anau firefighter to help in California
A Southland firefighter is heading to California today to help fight ravaging wildfires.
Australian firm buys Otago forest land
Land beneath 22,500ha of Otago forestry blocks has been sold to an Australian company.
Rural crime prevention better than cure: FMG
Rural crime is on the rise, and being prepared is key to preventing anything on your farm.
Privacy rules hinder Nait record use to track m. bovis
Calls have been made to release NAIT records back to birth for better tracing of animals.
Women in Wine New Zealand mentorship to put 'fire in the belly'
Winemaker Jen Parr recently held a first mentoring session as part of a pilot programme.
Summerfruit NZ readies funding case for PGP
Summerfruit New Zealand has nearly completed its business case proposal for the PGP.
Transpower says it won't spread M.bovis
Teviot Valley farmer raises concerns about the biosecurity procedures of Transpower.
WorkSafe survey seeks workplace insight
Southern farmers and workers are being encouraged to be part of a Massey University survey
Central Otago chance for closer links with China
A strategic belt and road initiative (BRI), is the focus of this week's forum in Alexandra
Pests targeted at Pourakino Catchment Group's field day
Learning tips for pest management wason show at the Pourakino Catchment Group's field day
Maniototo sheep farming 'poster boy' off to Australian conference
A young shepherd is heading to Australia as a Beef + Lamb NZ sheep industry ambassador.
Beekeepers weigh levies in Central Otago
Beekeepers are being consulted on two 'vital' industry levies this month.
Wanaka road rescue crew Australasian champions
Wanaka road crash rescue team have "winged it'' to win the Australasian Rescue Challenge.
'E.coli' result unreported, in error in Lawrence
A false report of bacteria at a Lawrence water source had locals confused.
Health and safety software a 'utility belt' for farmers
Software start-up Zero Harm Farm created because "farmers hate paper."
'Farm girl' in Hokonuis to return to the Gore catwalk
A Waipahi farm girl will be taking to the catwalk in Gore tonight.
Farming Family Day at the Races full of fun for Canterbury kids
Hundreds of Canterbury farming families had a day at the races to get minds off M. Bovis.
BLNZ conference offers big choice of topics
The Progressive Ag conference, organised by Beef + Lamb NZ is being is to be held in Gore.
Federated Farmers: New calves will disrupt farm's winter routine
Calving is about to shake up the winter routine for Canterbury's dairy farmers.
DairyNZ trial compares effects of mothers' diets on calves
Four farmlets will provide research for Southern Dairy Hub, a DairyNZ scientist says.
Nitrogen leaching under crops examined in Ag Research study
Nitrogen leaching under crops is being examined at the Southern Dairy Hub by AgResearch.
MPI rules on transporting in-calf cows
MPI: Transporting heavily pregnant cows affected by Mycoplasmabovis is a last resort.
Young Farmers NZ ploughing contest coming to Gore
The next generation of ploughers will be in Gore for the annual Young Farmers contest.