Hemingford Charolais Stud fetches highest price in 16 years
A North Canterbury cattle stud has received the highest price paid for a Charolais bull.
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A strong bull-selling season in Southland and Otago
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Honey production 'fickle' in some South Island areas
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NZSki says wetland not destroyed by work
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'Big change' paying off for Roxburgh cherry orchard
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Opinion: Rural women and empathy essential to farm life
COMMENT: Women play a critical role in a healthy rural lifestyle in the South Island.
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Anti-dairy activists arrested: Construction to continue
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Sir Alan concerned over Remarkables skifield wetland destruction
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Waitaki hunter's death from cardiac event
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Otago councillors veto anti-1080 motion
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Loss of wool training organisation keenly felt
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Group split on how to deal with Mycoplasma bovis
An independent Technical Advisory Group split on whether eradication will work.
Mycoplasma bovis: 'It can't be farmer against farmer'
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North Otago Fed Farmers section president has plans
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