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Meet the Fieldays Rural Catch finalists
Eight singletons will be put through their paces at this year's Fieldays Rural Catch.
Eight singletons will be put through their paces at this year's Fieldays Rural Catch.
About 35 horses and ponies came to Barge Park to be the first Horse of the North riders.
North Canterbury shepherd Georgie Lindsay represents the Tasman region at the Grand Final.
Vet Emma Dangen represented Waikato/Bay of Plenty in the Young Farmer Grand Final.
North Otago Farmer Alan Harvey is representing Aorangi at the Young Farmer Grand Final.
Fonterra business graduate James Robertson represents the Northern region in Grand Final.
The event gave the public an opportunity to see how greyhounds are prepared for racing.
James Goodwin and Nigel Woodhead to take up positions on NZ Young Farmers Contest Board.
James Matheson named runner-up in the Dairy Manager of the Year category
Pongaroa shearer David Buick has a winning end to the season.
Farm foresters have important role to play in addressing issues, say conference organisers
Resilience coach Lance Burdett is on a national speaking tour for farming communities.
Couple to host field day on Landcorp's Kepler Farm, near Te Anau, tomorrow.
Paralympic blade runner Liam Malone to speak at South Island Dairy Event next month.
Hamish Goatley spent six weeks driving for an agricultural contractor.
Taylor Bird spent three days at unique course run by NZ Young Farmers.
"It's been very nice using the plough. It's a real job, it's not easy."
Artist Amelia Guild is used to being referred to as " the chick who paints cows".
Gay and Mike Moller have owned Alpacas since 2000.
Trish Rankin says she's no different to any other busy farming woman.
Primary teacher and passionate environmentalist from Taranaki wins prestigious award.
South Island-based finalist Emma Hammond says the acknowledgement is "humbling".
''Dogs are my main focus, my tools of the trade,'' says Tain Laing
Rural Contractors New Zealand's roadshows are on this month.
M. bovis hasn't stopped the IHC Calf & Rural Scheme says fundraising manager Greg Millar.
The future of the festival is up in the air.
People across Clutha district and further afield turned up at Balclutha A&P showgrounds.
A Napier teenager will head to Europe in August to represent the country in fly fishing.
Rain didn't stop more than 50 farmers attending Post Quake Farming Project field day.
Kaiwhaiki Marae welcomed whānau and visitors to an annual hunting and wild food festival.