Lorna Button has always been passionate about cows.

The FMG Young Farmer of the Year celebrates its 50th anniversary in the South this year.

Ian Hadland has been appointed Otago Fish & Game Council's chief executive.

Life has been hectic for Nigel Woodhead after scoring FMG Young Farmer of the Year.

The pair blocked the entrance way with gravel and debris to keep unwanted tourists out.

Of the 81 Wanaka A&P Shows that have been held, Bill Gibson has seen all but one.

When Scottish born Ann Linton came to NZ, she didn't realise she had come home.

Ross Dowling's true passion is the cowboy lifestyle.

Clinton's McKenzie family have got innovation down to a fine art.

Popular Lake Hawea freedom camping site blocked by pile of gravel and debris.

''They are very cryptic, secretive, nocturnal animals and hard to find.''

Central Otago Farmers pleased with import and release of rabbit virus later this month.

Matangi Station supplied the location for a fashion shoot recently.

Central Otago's apples are having their earliest harvest in decades.

Pest Management manager says wallaby incursion "the most serious thing I've seen.''

Specialist advice for farmers who inadvertently sowed swede linked to cow deaths.

The Graham sisters from Hindon know a thing or two about sheep.

A popular if somewhat "chaotic" event has celebrated 20 years at Wanaka's A&P Show.

Korean variant of rabbit calicivirus will be released across Otago in about three weeks.

'The only good rabbit is a dead one,' says farmer's daughter as bunnies attack his grave.

You could say it was an interesting swap - a saddle for a kidney.

A fleece in Roxburgh has received a perfect score at the latest A&P Show.

Hayley Johnson off to the US to follow parts of the country's circuit with rodeo experts

Nitrate leaching in the district will be on the agenda for the Waimakariri zone committee

North Canterbury shearers are pitching in to raise awareness of suicide.

An Oamaru business is expanding into the United States farm animal handling market.

Two major projects were carried out recently at the Methven Showgrounds.

A new cow monitoring system. has been launched at a Geraldine farm.

Good livestock prices have caused lower processing volumes for the season.

Canterbury farmers are trialling new forages to reduce their environmental footprint.