Hamish Duff wins Young Farmer contest
Nine keen young farmers found their knowledge and skills severely tested on Saturday
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Wood chopper dedicates win to father
Rotorua's Kyle Lemon is a member of the world champion New Zealand wood chopping team.
Manawatu A&P shearing and woolhandling results
Smith and Henare dominate shearing and woolhandling finals at Manawatu A&P Show
First-time anglers thrilled with catches
Local children cast their rods for the first time at Kids Fish Out on Sunday.
Clydesdales to lead Armistice Day parade
Six Clydesdale horses pulling a WWI artillery gun will lead a parade in Hamilton
Labour MP takes up pumpkin challenge
The Great Pumpkin Carnival is months away, but locals are already planting their pumpkins
Federated Farmers: Enter the 2018 NZ Dairy Industry Awards
Time to enter the New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards.
Beef + Lamb pulls plug on the Glammies
For 10 years, farmers have entered their best of best in the Glammies. But no more.
A country music star is born
Cherie Sinclair has a world of opportunities opening up after a rocky start.
Shearing: Kiwis clean-up in Warrnambool
NZ shearers win across the board in top Aussie competition
Fun in sun at Mission Day
There was lots of fun in the sunshine at St Joseph's School Mission Day on Friday.
Time to make your scarecrow for show
Waipawa District Lions Club are running a Make a Scarecrow competition
Mystery Creek holds Equidays 2017
New Zealand's premier equine event Equidays took place at Mystery Creek this month.
Ruahine School displays strong rural ties
"Rural is what we are all about," Lee Gibbs said, and it certainly seemed that way
Richie McCaw's side snatches narrow win
Former All Black captain takes part in "All Stars'' touch rugby side in Queenstown.
Lambs, calves and a goat go to school
Fordell School's playground was turned into a farm yard last Friday for the annual Ag Day.
Shearing: Nathan Stratford retains Ashburton title
The Invercargill gun faced an experienced field in Saturday's five-man final.
Animal antics at school pet day
Turakina School pupils enjoy farming fun at their pet day.
Shearing: Kiwis win woolhandling and blades shears tests
World woolhandling champion New Zealand team take payback with weekend win.
5 tonnes of surplus food rescued from waste
A food rescue group have turned 5tonne of surplus food into meals for people in need.
Carnival draws large crowd
Rain cleared in time for thousands to enjoy Havelock North's annual street extravaganza.
Shearing: Australia win first test in Bendigo
Aussies bounce back from defeat at the Golden Shears in Masterton in March
Second East Otago Field Days 'fantastic'
"We had a good crowd and terrific weather,'' organising committee chief executive said.
50th annual Waimate Shears a huge drawcard
The 50th annual Waimate Shears proved a huge drawcard for the town on October 13-14.
Oyster farming, art framing win YES awards
The two winning teams will travel to Wellington in December
Trade Sites Going Fast for the Whangarei A&P Show
Businesses need to act now if they want a trade site at the Whangarei A&P Show this year.
Learning about honey at Buzz into Spring Expo
There was a good turnout at the Katikati Herb Society's recent Buzz into Spring Expo
Farmers learn about effluent at Expo
More than 500 farmers attended this year's Effluent Expo in the Waikato
Compact Soviet V12-powered Yak-3 fighter to star at Warbirds
Warbirds over Wanaka has secured another vintage aeroplane for 2018 international airshow.
Eventing: Johnstone to front at Takapau
Havelock North's Amanda Pottinger a top Bay hope at Arran Station this weekend.
Upper North Island dominates race for New Zealand's top horticulturist
Search for the best young horticulturalist has a distinctly Upper North Island flavour.