Orchard hand at Illawarra Farms said he was "stoked" to win.

Second year in a row Fonterra Pahiatua has picked up the company's Sustainability Cup.

Farmers and tradies become the face of a protest targeting a raft of new legislations

Hub had 8000 more visitors than the last physical event held in 2019.

Protest organisers invite all to join their rebellion.

United Wheat Growers Bayer wheat grower of the year award

Praise for commitment to high quality Fieldays site designs.

Watts missed out on the title in 2019 by a whisker.

Seven winners named from 65 nominations at awards dinner in Christchurch last night.

First time competitor and Taranaki/Manawatu finalist wins Young Farmer Grand Final.

NZ's top young farmers are battling it out for the title of Young Farmer of the Year.

Omakau-Earnscleugh Collie Club staging champs at Earnscleugh Station next May.

Over 100 farmers entered winter crops from Shannon to Clarendon.

Field day near Gore aims to improve wellbeing of young people in rural communities.

Experts will speak on melanoma risks and tackling drench resistance at the social event.

Outstanding achievements honoured at Apiculture NZ National Honey Competition.

Doug Avery, Jeremy Rookes & Stu Loe, Peter Nation, Grant Edwards and Barry Soper.

Ric Awburn grew tired of ballcock arms constantly breaking, so he invented SpringArm.

Opinion: Dr Jacqueline Rowarth takes a look at KPMG's Agribusiness Agenda.

Multiple southern businesses headed north last week for Fieldays.

Innovation has been at the core of Fieldays since its inception more than 50 years ago.

Fieldays: a chance to meet, share ideas and reconnect with business partners.

Over 29,000 people entered through the gates on the first day of Fieldays.

Hunt and Gather Bee Co is amazed by community feedback on its crowdfunding campaign.

Craig "Wiggy" Wiggins is a passionate farmer, horse trainer, commentator, announcer, & MC.

Fieldays was cancelled last year due to Covid-19 so anticipation for this year was high.

Makers of world's first sheep facial recognition system now have cows in their sights.

Exhibitors are staying in campervans due to city's lack of accommodation.

Enterprise Ireland showcasing some of the country's most exciting agricultural technology.

There are plenty of ways to get to Mystery Creek, by car, bus, boat, or helicopter.