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'I'm buzzing': Tim Dangen on being named Young Farmer of the Year
West Auckland beef farmer "still running on adrenaline" after his win.
West Auckland beef farmer "still running on adrenaline" after his win.
A 2-year-old Angus bull from Fairlie is the top-selling bull in the nation this season.
The farm has been in the Turner family since the 1880s
FMG Young Farmer of the Year Contest Series Grand Final has kicked off in Whangārei.
Pāmu Deer Milk won two prizes at the World Dairy Innovation Awards in Laval, France.
A Kaitaia butcher has been named in the Hellers Sharp Blacks national butchery team.
Several Taranaki members were recognised in the annual Ayrshire awards last month
Friendly rivalry on bowling mat between cattle breeder clubs.
RSE workers served 16 guests, including Central Otago District Mayor Tim Cadogan.
Growing Future Farmers Southland is on the lookout for new shepherds in the South.
"I'll give her a whistle and she'll have a massive haul-up on the table."
Beekeepers looking forward to talking about some of the big issues facing their industry.
"We have shown through the generations we can adapt and weather any storm."
Sale results motivate Strath Taieri stud owners to continue breeding better bulls.
Palmerston lad Liam Park and his huntaway Risk managed to stay on the zigzag leaderboard.
Find out more about the Northern finalist before the Grand Final on July 7.
Find out more about the East Coast finalist before the Grand Final on July 7.
Find out more about the Taranaki/Manawatū finalist before the Grand Final on July 7.
Find out more about the Tasman finalist before the Grand Final on July 7.
Find out more about the Otago/Southland finalist before the Grand Final on July 7.
Rhys Roberts, Rozzie McKenna and Sam Vivian-Greer on a mentoring trip around NZ.
A lifelong interest in sheep dog trials paid off with a national finish for Scott McRae
Hollyvale Farms also won the soil management award and agri-science award.
"If it's not blue leave it in the shed," South Canterbury ploughman Bob Mehrtens says.
Over 200 of the country's best heading dogs will compete in the event.
"We think 80 to 90 utes, which is a better turnout than last year."
The event will help farmers identify resources and the value they have to their business.
The workshop will teach farmers a range of skills
Afternoon of sport and culture to support RSE's home communities.
Competitors from across Marlborough battled for supremacy in hunting and mullets.