
Cousins win Northern FMG Junior Young Farmer of the Year
Nick and Zoe Harrison named Northern FMG Junior Young Farmers of the Year for 2020.
Nick and Zoe Harrison named Northern FMG Junior Young Farmers of the Year for 2020.
"The range of rural sports and quality of nominees represented this year is fantastic."
Kiwis win all three CP Wool International development teams shearing series matches.
Kamo Intermediate takes out first and second place at Agrikids comp at Paparoa A&P Show.
Mum to be Lisa Kendall wins and new mum Kate Reed came in third place.
The latest action from another busy weekend of shearing sports competitions.
The annual Agricultural & Pastoral Show drew in thousands of people on a hot Sunday.
Koro Mullins will be commemorated at the Dannevirke A and P Show's speed shear tonight.
Money from pre-season match will help Mid Canterbury mental health and wellbeing services.
Strath Taieri Collie Club is on the lookout for ladies ... dog trial ladies that is.
New pilot workshop to focus on farmers dealing with financial pressure.
Results from the 2020 Taranaki Ayrshire Club 2020 show.
Addition of four animal charities will "bring a new dimension" to 2020 Rural Games.
Green Party critical of Govt for lack of delivery on promise to ban some aspects of rodeo.
Award winners will be presented at the Primary Industries Summit on June 24.
The annual Wai Worri festival in Aranga raised $6115 for HeartKids Northland this year.
Hawke's Bay shearer Rowland Smith had victories at two shearing sports competitions.
Thousands turn up to three-day event hosted by the Edendale Vintage Machinery Club.
Ram had "X-factor" with heaviest fleece that was very white and had plenty of style.
A team of four won the Kina eating contest in Whakatane.
More than 800 people attended the 156th edition of the Turakina Games.
Women have made history, becoming the first to set a world record in their category.
A popular part of the Dannevirke A&P Show includes baking, preserves, knitting and crafts.
There's a full programme of events with shearing, trade sites, competitions and sideshows.
The 118th Wairoa A and P Show went ahead despite the rain.
Workshops on farm succession are being held in Stratford.
Four-stand women's nine-hour strong wool lamb shearing record challenge tomorrow.
It was the Whangārei Pony Club's second North Island showjumping win in 18 years.
Changing land use is closing small saleyards all over New Zealand.