Nick Davenport is living the dream at Texus Fibre

A business development programme for rural women is set to expand

Kate Scott, of Bannockburn was delighted when she was named as a Nuffield scholar.

Fish & Game is taking action to save the  "very low" wild salmon population in Otago

Warmer temperatures are perfect for pests to proliferate

A value chain approach must be part of the solution for Landcorp farms.

Central Otago farmers join national battle to control pest problem of wilding conifers

Rabbit numbers on the Moeraki Peninsula have exploded, reaching "plague" proportions.

Ranfurly teenager wins more medals in quest to attend world American quarter horse event.

Purchase includes Roaring wine brands Meg and Mt Difficulty.

Another 1000 cattle on a newly identified infected Waimate property will be culled.

A group of Upper Clutha farmers are not ruling out legal action against the ORC

Otago Fish and Game has expressed "real concern'' over minimum water flows.

Gore farmer Andrew Morrison will take over as chairman of Beef+Lamb New Zealand

The annual South Otago A&P Show will go ahead despite a suspicious fire

New Zealand was in winning form at the World Waterfowl Calling Championships.

Otago Regional Council is working with Central Otago farmers to monitor water quality

Kate Scott quips that Landpro is "taking over the world one small regional town at a time"

It takes more than hops, malt, water and yeast to run a successful beer festival.

Fencing industry folk from parts of the South Island converged on a North Otago landmark

NZ foods of the future have more flavour and texture, but also boost our brain functions.

Scientists concerned about ''tropicalisation'' of oceans, due to sea temperature rise.

Firefighters are battling a large scrub fire on a hillside in Alexandra.

A Crank Up Day held in Geraldine showed the public some museum exhibits in action.

Westland Milk Products is on track to achieve its target of $78million in savings

Catlins farmers Carey and Tracey Hancox have diversified their busy farming operation

Nathan Stratford wins Pleasant Point Gymkhana Shears Open final in South Canterbury.

The worst appears to be over for wool prices but prices are still very low

Some climatic changes, including predicted warmer average temperatures, will benefit Otago

This spring is a game of two climates in Otago.