South Otago A and P show leans on popular traditions
Crowds came out for 154th South Otago A&P Show in Balclutha on Saturday.
Crowds came out for 154th South Otago A&P Show in Balclutha on Saturday.
46 is still a pretty young age — unless you are a rodeo bull rider.
Wairarapa shearer David Buick claim his third open title of new shearing sports season.
Around 5000 people poured into the racecourse in Whanganui on Saturday.
Organisers say border restrictions haven't affected the calibre of educators at Equifest.
Lynmore Primary School pupils have been busy over the past few years.
"He believes in me, but I believe in myself, too."
Inaugural Ahuwhenua Young Māori Grower Award winner found
Corriedale sheep holding its own in a challenging market, says NZ Corriedale Council pres.
A Māori horticulturist from Hastings is pick of the crop at inaugural industry awards.
Inaugural Ahuwhenua Trophy Excellence in Māori Horticulture Award winner announced.
Rain and strong winds did not put off spectators at West Otago A&P show at Tapanui.
Results from the Nelson A and P Show and West Otago A and P show over the weekend.
Bay of Islands Māori land trust working to eradicate pests and bring back native wildlife.
Roxburgh's Cherry Chaos becomes an indirect casualty of Covid-19.
Two grand NZ traditions will align - nice and straight, please - in Tapanui this weekend.
Bush Districts Boys' and Girls' Agricultural Club day was held on November 12.
"People are just so generous." Organisers delighted with response to Bales4Blair.
New Zealand Biosecurity awards took place at a ceremony last night in Wellington.
Three Kiwis win big in sustainability and productivity at the Growth Awards.
Pongaroa shearer and farmer David Buick takes out the CHB open title.
The flower show had around 100 entries from Sevenoaks and Midlands Gardens.
Farmstrong wins big at this year's New Zealand Workplace Health and Safety Awards.
NZ Game Animal Council keen for people to try hunting for Get Outdoors Week 2020.
Queenstown Gardens played host to the National Tree Climbing Championship last weekend.
Blair Wright, of Peter Timbs Meats, only just turned 19.
Plentiful warm, timely, rain and a full cattle rostrum saw cattle prices lift well.
Riki Kerekere has been involved in the meat industry all his working life.
Farmers ditched their gear for fancy dress and attended a Ball on Saturday night.