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'Gut-wrenching': Goldfields Cavalcade cancelled
Otago Goldfields Heritage Trust cancel event and its 30th celebrations along with it.
Otago Goldfields Heritage Trust cancel event and its 30th celebrations along with it.
Mayfield and Methven A&P shows are due to run on March 12 and 19 respectively.
The Hawke's Bay Farmers' Market saw a modest turnout on its first weekend at red.
The Otago Shears and the Mackenzie Shears have both now been cancelled.
Carload of Northland competitors celebrated the chance to compete.
The need for water in an equestrian show is huge.
"It will give [people] an update on what is happening in the marketplace."
Pair pull "one out of the bag" at Tux NZ Yarding Challenge at Aratiatia Station.
A 3-year-old bull, Red 53, fetched the highest price of $6000 at the sale last week.
Last year Covid cancelled the Show. This year it will be staged in a pared-back form.
Central Otago Show postponed and North Otago Show reduced to three competitive sections.
34 of 59 competitions in the 2021/22 Shearing Sports NZ season have now been cancelled.
Competitors split between two bubbles of 100 people each and bubbles didn't interact.
Ideas nurtured through the awards are needed now more than ever.
Floyd Haare is the fifth open-final winner from Southland this season
Competitions and the shearing industry face multiple issues stemming from Covid-19.
The show was a huge hit last year and attracted massive crowds.
Light-bulb moment when Sir Ian Taylor first experienced electricity in the home - aged 8.
There are still 29 competitions on the Shearing Sports New Zealand calendar to mid-April.
Multi-disciplinary artist Eugene Kara is this year's judge
Woolhandler Amy-Lee Ferguson ends eight-year drought with NZ Longwool Championships win.
Luis Pincol is the first South American to win an open-class shearing final in NZ.
Primary industry leaders want to make the sector more attractive to secure its future.
It's all go at tihau-Whanganui Incorporation's Te Pa Station with a Facebook live stream.
No spectators allowed at the nine-hours, five-stand, strong wool lambs record.
Eight regional finalists in with a chance to win Northland Young Farmer of the Year.
At least 20 competitions have been cancelled due to Covid-19.
High commodity prices were fuelling ram sales but buyers continued to "look for quality".
"The smiles of pride on faces as animals were paraded were priceless."
Delwyn Jones, Llion Jones, Jack Fagan, Reuben Alabaster and Kelly Brill to have a crack.