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Young Farmer of the Year: Waikato Bay of Plenty regional finalists announced
Eight regional finalists in with a chance to win Waikato/BOP Young Farmer of the Year.
Eight regional finalists in with a chance to win Waikato/BOP Young Farmer of the Year.
The only other time the show had been cancelled was during World War 2.
A big South Otago annual ram sale is set to celebrate its 21st next week.
The show is hoping to offer a full complement of events as long as we remain in orange.
The championships were to have been held on March 3-5, 2022.
Eight southern clubs have pulled the pin on the season so far.
Another popular Otago summer event has been cancelled.
Bidding and the weather were hot at double-header cattle sale in Central Otago last week.
"It's definitely not an ideal situation. But we're not living in normal times."
Eight regional finalists in with a chance to win East Coast Young Farmer of the Year.
There will also be tractors, farm utes and farm dogs on steps of Parliament at 3pm today.
Livestock competitions returned to Canterbury Agricultural Park last week.
The 85th Wānaka A&P show is expected to go ahead from 11-12 March 2022.
8 regional finalists in with a chance to win Taranaki/Manawatū Young Farmer of the Year.
The 140th running of the show was to have been held on February 5.
111th Taihape A and P Show cancelled, along with its famed Gumboot Day.
"It's in moments like these, that I feel proud to be a New Zealander."
"This year, they've just come out of the woodwork."
Some events cancelled but some are still going ahead under Covid restrictions.
Levi McCall says it's "pretty special" to win trophies at Maitland club trials this year.
Award highlights the passion for people within the Network's volunteer regional leaders.
Marlborough shearer Angus Moore's takes out his 19th open win.
Events run alongside FMG Young Farmer of the Year regional finals across the country.
An event is coming up for farmers to help with the future of farming
Master woolhandler Joel Henare has clocked up another milestone.
Championships going ahead despite NZ Agricultural Show cancellation.
"That's part of our mantra this time ... town and country together."
Due to Covid-19 restrictions, the event will be for a select few only.
Eight regional finalists in with a chance to win Otago Southland Young Farmer of the Year.
Ribbons, cups and camaraderie continued to shine, despite alert level 2 restrictions.