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Rathkeale College tops East Coast Junior Young Farmer of the Year
The pair said the win was completely unexpected and they were quite surprised.
The pair said the win was completely unexpected and they were quite surprised.
"The decision wasn't made lightly, there was a lot of discussion, but we had no option."
Watts now advances through to the Young Farmer of the Year Grand Final in July.
The Maniototo A&P Show, scheduled for Wednesday, has been cancelled.
Fagan wins 20-sheep final at 129th Northern Wairoa A and P show at Arapohue on Saturday.
Joel Henare wins the Otago Shears' New Zealand Woolhandler of the Year title - again.
The Dannevegas to Herby 4x4 trek just keeps getting bigger and better.
Tom and Francesca Bennett win two titles at New Zealand's largest cattle showing event.
"I see oats as being complementary to other farming types rather than in competition."
Matt & Tracey Jones will display their sheep milking operation today at Strathclyde Stud.
Many hands make light work, especially when it's carting hay bales weighing about 25kg.
400 anglers forced to wait for the big one
"It was disappointing as it was set to be a cracker season and everything scanned well."
A range of horticulture will be on display at the show.
Smaller Milk and Supply Herds (Smash) events welcome those with larger herds as well.
Record earlybird entries of 319 are about 140 up on last year, ahead of Thursday's start.
Gemma McCaw confirmed as keynote for three Dairy Women's Network conferences.
The last event in November drew more than 500 people
Plenty of fun for whole family with animals, fun rides, food stalls and trades exhibits.
Some of NZ's top shearers and woolhandlers are heading back to school.
Woolhandling competition goes ahead in a season hit by uncertainty due to Covid-19.
Cash prizes in six different categories were up for grabs over the five days of fishing.
Young wood choppers Caiden Strother, 6, and Ruby Rasmussen, 10, turn heads at Levin show.
"I had an inkling 5/2017 was good as we had a number of people interested in him."
Finnigan did better than best mate Tommy, who urinated on course tunnel during contest.
Troy Pyper takes the win from a field of 12 open-class shearers at the Tapawera Shears.
Young people display their vintage machinery, calf-handling and timber sports skills.
Winners now preparing for the grand final, to be held in Christchurch in July.
Jake Jarman also won the most points in all four contest strainers.