"I've got no business. It's stuffed and I accept that. I just don't know what we'll do,"

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.

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

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

A Waihi and Te Moana catchment group field day will focus on optimising water use.

Five finalists have been named for this year's Otago Ballance Farm Environment Awards.

After nearly three decades working at PGG Wrightson's Kathryn Fagg is calling time.

Over 1000 people have had their say on issues around freedom camping in Queenstown Lakes.

A super-home at arguably Queenstown's best address has just been priced for sale.

Concerns raised about whether release of virus is humane or a danger to pets.

Bluff oysters are likely to make their first Otago appearance today.

Graham Barkham has been involved with pony clubs for the last 54 years.

A handful of Central Otago wineries are producing wines that are suitable for vegans.

Bald Hills has won three awards at the 2018 Sydney International Wine Competition.

Beltex breed sheep impressed audiences when on show at Southern Field Days.

A Balfour farmer has claimed the title of Southern Field Days Southern Man.

MetOcean Solutions has been awarded $500,000 to track the progress and impact of weather.

The Southland drought has broken.

A Dunedin man has won an award for developing an innovative hive system.

More live exports of goats are planned for the Asian market.

Agri-tourism is expected to become a key attraction for South Island visitors.

Otago Regional Council plans to release a rabbit virus on more than 100 Otago sites.

Perfect score in the fleece wool category at Mt Benger A&P Show in Roxburgh.