Bill English is set to join the board of Mt Cook Alpine Salmon.

This year's top two young farmers are both from the South Island.

Triple combination drench resistance is becoming more of a threat, says AgResearch.

Honey is not immune to a few sticky regulations, say Culverden couple.

Evan Ferris took out the Otago/Southland Beef Carcass Competition last week.

The Canterbury A&P Association plans to proceed with cattle classes at its annual show.

Colac Bay dairy farmer Ewen Mathieson is the new chairman for Dairy Leaders Advisory Group

Hunters had three days to bag and return during the Mid Canterbury Hunting Competition.

Canterbury Truffle Festival is back next weekend, with truffle hunts and chances to taste.

Regional A&P shows will decide whether cattle included after mycoplasma bovis outbreak.

After 41 years working from the same building, Dougall McLachlan has finally moved.

A North Canterbury cattle stud has received the highest price paid for a Charolais bull.

Glorious mud coated cars at the Superwinch Mainland Challenge in Alexandra.

Research looking at role of carbon sequestration on sheep and beef farms in New Zealand.

Investigating a report of a property keeping wallabies in cages in Dunedin.

Residents urged to vaccinate pet rabbits after concerns new virus will spread to Otago.

Pagan Karauria is proving women can do anything in Alexandra in a new documentary.

Aspiring AgriKids hopeful Hannah Reid is following in her father's footsteps to win.

Jobs in Southland are on the rise.

National regulatory standards for the organic industry are to be launched this year.

A meeting to discuss impact of mycoplasma bovis has raised some tough questions for MPI.

MPI response director Geoff Gwyn has fronted a meeting about mycoplasma bovis.

Research into the use of Vapormate is underway at Plant and Food Research's Clyde base.

Maori star lore, the winter solstice and water were discussed at the Biodynamic forum.

The Deer Technology Expo has showcased new innovations for the industry.

Prices are up and bull breeders are happy following a successful selling season.

Southern Rural Life is asking its readers to tell us what tips make their lives easier.

Many South Island beekeepers have had a mixed year due to weather and market conditions.

NZSKI has fired back at claims work at the Remarkables has destroyed a protected wetland.

Two familiar faces will battle it out at the FMG Young Farmer of the Year Grand Final.