A&P Agricultural Show cancelled this year in Christchurch
Organisers of the A&P show in Christchurch say it's not financially viable.
Organisers of the A&P show in Christchurch say it's not financially viable.
Bronwyn has been coming to Fieldays for over 30 years now.
Not a bad effort for someone who reckoned he shore 'like s***'.
Stratford's Travid Young came out on top against 12 other machine operators.
Town will come to country at a Fordell woolshed next Wednesday
Caleb Eady's win has secured him the only remaining spot in the grand final.
Meet Myfanwy Alexander, Amber Carpenter, Katrina Roberts and Michelle Ruddell.
Winners from this event will head to the Czech Republic for the 2025 World Championships.
"Based on this wide variety of skills the dairy industry is in good heart for the future."
A 2021 farm accident left Wairarapa shearer wondering if he'd even walk again.
Wales recorded their first test win on Kiwi soil, in Te Kuiti on Friday night.
The event was cancelled last year due to health and safety concerns.
NZ may have the lead but Wales is closing the points gap.
Archie Woodhouse has only been home three months and already has a title to his name.
It will be a big day for shearing in Central Hawke's Bay.
Rotorua rider named all-around champion cowboy.
“Don’t get limited to thinking you need to be a farmer to be involved in agriculture."
Alvaro Luzardo and Ximena Puig came to New Zealand from Uruguay.
“It’s not every day we get people coming from the North Island to look around our studs."
The season’s prizegiving was held earlier this month at Pourerere Beach.
Stratford brothers Shane and Jack Jordan went head to head at the national competition.
Judges impressed with family's farming system.
Ōpiki dairy farmer earns a spot at the grand final in Hamilton in July.
The regional final is on this weekend in Masterton.
David Gordon and brother-in-law Paerata Abraham have taken a 1-0 lead over Wales.
Couple urge older farmers to help younger people into the industry
Kieran Scannell has been farming for less than two years.
Digging fun and lawnmower races didn't take away from farmers' inflation concerns.
The event was well attended with 152 heading dogs competing and a record 252 huntaways.
It was a battle to get the farm ready - but when it was Wairoa celebrated in style