Horse found dead in forestry block above Kaitangata with two gunshot wounds.

Nurseryman hopes to sell nuts through the family's nurseries or at farmers' markets.

Next step for rural health training schools complicated by upcoming election.

Information on nutrient losses will have applications for Otago/Southland arable farmers.

South Canterbury farmer fears mycoplasma bovis might also be present further north.

Julie Bohnenn has been appointed as the new independent director of Farmlands Co-operative

The history of the Wilden settlement has been immortalised in print.

University of Otago-led genomics alliance to get up to $35 million from Government.

Central Otago Mayor Tim Cadogan has written strongly-worded letter to Jacinda Ardern.

Dogs running rampant has been distressing pregnant and lambed ewes.

The Maniototo ball is on the same day as the Teviot Valley Young Farmers' ball.

Dunedin City Council say the health threat posed by the water scare will be known by today

A decline in the national sheep flock has slowed sharply,

Wayne Cameron knows how to market meat. He's done it all - from producer to restaurateur

The rivers of Otago and Southland continue to be degraded say Otago University scientists

Irrigation NZ chairwoman Nicky Hyslop talks about rural resilience and Labour's water tax.

Rural Women New Zealand board member voices concern for rural health services at seminar

A community afternoon in Lawrence to be hosted by those involved in the agriculture sector

Most of the animals were mice and rats, followed by fish, amphibians and sheep.

Mataura Valley Milk says its confident of securing 25-30 farmer-supplier shareholders

Dairy farmers getting frustrated as they await cattle test results for mycoplasma bovis.

Forest and Bird spokesman says farmland intensification must stop to improve water quality

Milk fat prices took a breather in this week's GlobalDairyTrade auction.

The use of fine mesh covers could be the answer to controlling the tomato potato psyllid.

''Farmers are coping with day-to-day stuff well in the short term.''

A family who escaped the deluge in Milton last month are safely in a new home

Compared to 12 months ago, the proportion of farms making a profit has doubled.

Last steel girder means the new, 250m Kawarau Falls bridge now fully spans Kawarau River.

In clean-up after floods in Clutha District, one item could cost almost $25,000 alone.

Three dairy farms in Southland and South Otago have been affected by ergot poisoning