Otago Goldfields Cavalcade bosses keep coming back
Chris Bayne & Sandra Cain's combined involvement with Cavalcade is more than 50 years.
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'You do it for the love of it' - Cromwell axeman world's second-best
"Second's better than third, I suppose" says characteristically modest Brad Pako.
'Two Rural Heroines' join forces to empower Canterbury farmers
Rural duo launch event in a bid to change the way those in the rural sector think.
Contract milker prepares for regional finals
For this contestant, he hopes this is the year he makes it to the grand final.
Southland forestry firm's innovative use for offcuts
"We like timber, we don't want to see it go to waste, we want to be able to use it."
Douglas dairy milker ready for regionals
The Taranaki/Manawatūu Young Farmer of the Year regional final is fast approaching.
Further water restrictions imposed on Far North
The Kaitaia show is going ahead this weekend despite the severe region-wide drought.
Young Farmer of the Year regional finals fast approaching
The Taranaki/Manawatu regional finals for Young Farmer of the Year are fast approaching.
'Bath bombs for cows' - innovation at Waimumu
Rural folk got creative at the Southern Field Days at Waimumu last week.
Southland couple show tractor pull skills at Southern Field Days
Brett and Lisa Heslip are both enthusiasts of tractor pull.
Ag Proud NZ working to nurture rural wellbeing
It's been a tough time to be a farmer in the South lately.
Welsh shears hopes climb despite tour defeats
The Welsh development shearing team is out but not down after losing its NZ tour.
Shearing: Competition heats up over the weekend
Five more shearing sports shows were held throughout New Zealand during the weekend.
Roaring 20s rare vintage vehicles at expo
Vintage vehicles and memorabilia display at the two-day Manawatū Vintage Ag Expo.
Horticulture mission grows emerging leaders
Inaugural Executive International Horticultural Immersion Programme a success.
Surf caster reels in 29kg stingray
Over 30 stingrays were caught this year, some weighing in at over 20kg.
Gin is in at Tauranga's Gincredible Festival
The Gincredible Festival in Tauranga drew a crowd of more than 700 gin lovers
Young Aussie shearer aims for world record
Ethan Harder to attempt solo merino ewes record for eight hours in Australia on Saturday.
Te Awamutu College boys win farming contest
Two Te Awamutu College students win Waikato Bay of Plenty Junior Young Farmer contest.
Fencing champ in line for sports award
Three World champs battling for national Rural Sportsman of the Year award.
Submissions a must do task
Local councils will be required to map all significant natural areas within five years.
Young Breeders Competition launched at 2020 World Hereford Conference
World Hereford Conference is a must see experience for anyone interested in farming.
Shearing fundraiser may net $50,000
Waitangi Day event held to raise money for farm manager Shaun Bradley's cancer battle.
Shearing: King Country guns back in the hunt
Te Kuiti shearers take out top three spots at Te Puke A and P Show Shearing Championships.
Endurance rider wins title at champs
A Kohuratahi horse rider has claimed an endurance title at the recent North Island champs.
Waikato Bay of Plenty Young Farmer of the Year announced
Winner adding YF title to his belt, along with former World Young Shepherd Champion.
Clash of the Colleges before this year's NZ Rural Games
Inaugural Allflex Clash of the Colleges to take place on the eve of the Rural Games.
Otago Shears: Joel Henare's 11th title win 'special'
This year's event marked the 50th anniversary of the NZ Woolhandling Championships.
Leon Samuels wins Otago Shears title
"I'm pretty rapt, still a bit in disbelief over it all," said Southland shearer Samuels.
Fishing prize worth the weight in Hawke's Bay
It's an albacore again as big fishing competition ends in Napier
Hastings rider stakes top showing prize
Showing events concluded three days of equestrian events at the Dannevirke Show.
Rare catch at fishing comp - and a swimming warning
More than 400 anglers chasing the big one on Hawke Bay.