Nick and Peter are also the nephews of Minister of Agriculture, Damien O’Connor.

Otago and Southland Rural Support Trusts put a winter spin on Surfing for Farmers.

Winners from 65 nominations across nine award categories announced.

David and Adam Gordon competed, along with their brother-in-law Paerata Abraham.

A new NZ shearing team on the Wools of New Zealand tour of five test matches in the UK.

The community is set to come together for a good cause in Northern Southland today.

NZ team failed to win a single title for the first time since the first champs in 1977.

South Island-based German shearer Robin Krause gets finals placing in junior championship.

Shearing and woolhandling action kicks off at the Royal Highland Show in Edinburgh soon.

Shearing Sports NZ team manager reckons it would be "difficult but not impossible”.

It's the Hawke's Bay gun's second win in the UK in a week.

Fieldays is celebrating 55 years of highlighting innovation in the primary sector.

Anonymous judges crowned five Fieldays site award winners.

This recession is hitting the rural economy hard.

Positive mood amongst Fieldays faithful as sun warms up opening day crowds.

"There is significant anxiety about what the future holds across the sector."

The countdown to Fieldays is on as the annual event returns to its winter dates.

Rowland Smith and Leon Samuels came first and third in Royal Cornwall Show open final.

Men's & women’s world eight-hour strong wool lamb shearing records to be challenged in NZ.

Rising 2-year-old bull Limehills Belter 210473 sold for top dollar at Millers Flat sale.

The championship takes place in July.

'You don't think about why you're doing this stuff, you just do it, it's good fun.'

Two brothers from Hawke's Bay rule ahead of this month's Shearing World Championships

It's been a great spring and summer for making supplementary feed in Western Southland.

Awards attracted 40 farmers with rich rural histories from Invercargill to Auckland.

“I don’t envy the judges deciding who the winners should be."

Nominations are now open to find Aotearoa’s hardest-working farm dog.

Steven and Kellie Nichol of Auldamor win the Gordon Stephenson Trophy.

For five days the Warepa Collie Club hosted the country's top dogs.

Otago farmer claims the first New Zealand championships title.