Alexandra irrigator receives award, pays tribute to rural women
An Alexandra man has received national recognition for his services to irrigation
An Alexandra man has received national recognition for his services to irrigation
The 2019 Hawea Cavalcade will be launched on the evening of May 11
Dunedin will host the 20th anniversary South Island Dairy Event (Side) in June.
New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards will take place next month.
Central Otago farmers encouraged to remain patient while K5 variant takes hold.
Phil Hunt is standing down as president of Federated Farmers Otago.
Farmers asked to watch out for new disease, and keep identification tags up to date.
The first Raising the Standards camp was held in Twizel last week.
Michael Dooley started out a Southland farm boy and is now Catholic Bishop of Dunedin.
Water levels have recovered in Southland in most areas after consistent rainfall.
Milton twins James and Laura Scanlan go head to head at TeenAg Grand Final in July.
Mr Rutherford has competed in 24 New Zealand Ploughing Championships in total.
Raising Falls Dam by 6m to irrigate 12,500ha now needs alternative funding options.
Southerners did well at the NZ Ploughing Championships in Thornbury recently.
Victoria Bonham's foster animals make themselves at home on her Galloway lifestyle block.
Simone Smail has come a long way in the dairy industry.
Jaime McCrostie never thought she would end up dairy farming.
The proposed River Terrace subdivision could be an issue for a Cromwell orchard.
Investor says a bid to place the companies in liquidation does not go far enough.
Tony Kokshoorn will not seek re-election to be mayor of Greymouth.
Future strategies, technology and educating consumers on food origins focus of Conference.
The accolades just keep coming for Oamaru cheesemaker Whitestone Cheese.
Good irrigation makes all the difference for Central Otago farmers.
Logan Wallace has won the Otago-Southland FMG Young Farmer of the Year regional final.
Dairy farm worker Trudy Bensted is heading for the next chapter in her life on Gypsy Day.
South Otago Forest & Bird says the survival of yellow-eyed penguins will stay a key issue.
NZ lamb, beef and venison was showcased to a delegation of chefs and food media this month
Marketing specialist Sarah Brown has been appointed to the board of Alliance Group.
Terry O'Neill reckons duck-shooting interferes with club rugby throughout the regions.