Methane talk a drawcard for Texel breeders' club field day
AgResearch scientist Dr Suzanne Rowe talked about proposed changes to methane rules.
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Young Farmer of the Year regional finals completed
98 contest series competitors will head to Whangārei this July to compete for top awards.
Family reigns supreme in dairy heifer competition
Ray family win annual on-farm dairy heifer competition organised by the Toko A&P Society.
In-calf heifer sale marks 75 years
One of Taranaki's oldest in-calf heifer sales is celebrating its diamond jubilee
'People's choice' at merino two-tooth competition
Farmers stepped in at the Canterbury Merino Association's two-tooth ewe flock competition.
The Bayley's Shield: Like the Ranfurly, but for dog trials
The new shield will be up for grabs at shows throughout the North Island.
Golden Fleece competition cancelled, again
Annual competition due to be held at the Rangiora Showgrounds function centre in May.
Farmers buy lambs to fatten over winter
Prices were up at an annual on-farm lamb sale near Kyeburn last week.
'Full steam ahead' for South Island Sheep Dog Trial Champs
Over 200 triallists & 500 dogs to compete on Earnscleugh Station for five days from May 2.
'Very excited': Date set for this year's NZ Agricultural Show
NZ Agricultural Show is back in Christchurch after a two-year hiatus due to pandemic.
18-year-old and heading dog win competition
Rhys and his dog Joy were the winning combination at a recent dog trial.
Going flat out for A&P fundraiser
The flat track fundraiser is encouraging people to have fun
Beaumont Bark Up a fun way to support farmer wellbeing
Dogs put their best bark forward and compete for prizes at the Beaumont Bark Up.
Cool conditions couldn't stop sheep dog triallists from achieving great results
The Waihi-Waitara Collie Club 96th Sheep Dog Trials overcame weather challenge
East Coast Young Farmer of the Year winner announced
First-time competitor Mark Wallace is East Coast FMG Young Farmer of the Year.
Hard-wired for creativity
Challenge is to transform iconic agricultural product into inspiring art.
Shearing gang notches up personal bests
Personal best for shearing lambs attempted by four members of the same gang.
First time seller wins big at Owaka Calf Sale
South Otago farmer Russell O'Hara had some beginner's luck on St Patrick's Day.
Locals in running for farm awards
Bay environment contenders include sheep, beef and dairy farmers, and horticulturalists.
'Real good numbers': Dog triallists flock to Heriot Collie Club centenary
West Otago club held its centennial event earlier this month.
Awakiki Ridges owners clearing out for retirement
The Gardners will hold a clearing sale on their farm Awakiki Ridges in Puerua Valley.
Young Farmers' scholarship winners announced
Three NZYF members will further their education through the organisation's scholarships.
St Bathans dog trials a success
Annual dog trials are an opportunity to test the skill of the dogs and their farmers.
NZ Biosecurity Awards winners announced
Awards celebrate "those who go above and beyond to protect NZ from pests and diseases".
Growing giant pumpkins a closely guarded secret
Growers keeping mum before the South Otago A&P Society Giant Pumpkin Competition.
Tenth world crown in sights for woodchopping legend
Northland woodchopping legend Jason Wynyard eyes 10th world title
'Difficult decision': Fieldays postponed to November
National Agricultural Fieldays will now go-ahead from November 30 - December 3, 2022.
Shearing helped Tom Adkins be a cut above the competition
Aorangi FMG Young Farmer of the Year Tom Adkins. Photo / Supplied
Southern finalists judged for Holstein Friesian competition
Judge began scrutinising the southern finalists for national competition on Monday.
Successful shears event for Whangamomona
The day ran smoothly, with lots of shearing talent.
Entries open for Primary Industries Good Employer Awards
Primary sector employs nearly 14 per cent of the total workforce.
One week left to enter No 8 Wire competition
This year's judge Eugene Kara is looking forward to a sensory experience.