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Young farmers set to vie for BOP/Waikato honours
Eight contestants in the Waikato/Bay of Plenty regional final in Matamata next month.
Hundreds experience the machinery that helped build NZ at Whangārei Crank Up day
Hundreds experience the machinery that helped build NZ at Whangārei Crank Up day
Bark in the Park a great success
Dogs flocked to Kawakawa for Saturday's inaugural Bark in the Park
Old junk becomes new pedal car
Creativity to the fore at Woodville's 135th Horticulture and Industrial show.
Lynley Tulloch: I have seen many rodeo animals in various stages of distress
The rodeo folk think of rodeo as competitive sport
Shearing: Kiwis win at Apiti and District Show
Welsh manager sings both national anthems at Apiti and District Show's shearing sports.
Mark Grainger wins open final at Ohura Sports Shears
Te Kuiti shearer Mark Grainger won open final at Ohura Sports Shears last week.
Bay Farm Environment Supreme Award winners announced
Whakatane dairy farmers win Bay of Plenty Ballance Farm Environment Awards Supreme Award.
Shearing: Travers Baigent wins at Kaikoura show
Kaikoura A and P Show attracted 18 shearers, including eight in the open grade.
Impressive year for young rodeo rider
Alexandra's Sky Sanders secured a national rodeo title before the season was complete.
Rowland Smith wins 11th final in five weeks
Smith working his way to a sixth Golden Shears open title.
Youngsters tackle tasks of FMG Junior Young Farmer of the Year
Many TeenAg members fought hard to win the FMG Junior Young Farmer of the Year final.
Fourth time lucky for Aorangi Young Farmer of the Year
An Oamaru consultant has won Aorangi FMG Young Farmer of the Year.
US cowgirl found strength in horses
Kellie Mackin talks about overcoming leukaemia odds ahead of this week's Waikouaiti rodeo.
Warepa Collie Club's new rooms get first workout
The Warepa Collie Club has opened new clubrooms.
Power cut brings early end to shearing
A tree fell on power lines in Wairarapa, bringing an end to competition for the day.
Rural Sports Awards finalists announced
The Awards take place on Friday 8 March in Palmerston North.
Cancer sufferer keen to see Maniototo A&P Show despite diagnosis
The Maniototo A&P Show was attended by hundreds this week.
Finalists named for East Coast Ballance Farm awards
The Hawke's Bay is well represented at the East Coast Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
Fishing: Two snapper bagged by field of near 60
The Workman Tankard fishing contest produced little results on the weekend.
Flying boat coming to Kaitaia
The world's last passenger-carrying Catalina is coming to Kaitaia
Waipukurau Jockey Club works to keep its course
Country clubs say they have always provide a great day out for their community.
World-class judges give back to dog owners
Dannevirke dog owners given valuable insight into the showing world.
Te Puna's Alex Ashe named Bay of Plenty Young Fruit Grower of the year
A new fruit grower of the year has been crowned in the Bay of Plenty.
Otago woman developing fine eye for stock
Elizabeth Graham has won a national stock judging competition in Christchurch.
Nightcaps' Young Farmers reach 500th meeting
The Nightcaps Young Farmers have reached a historic milestone of meetings.
Peter Lyon Shearing business to mark 33 years
Peter Lyon Shearing will celebrate 33 years of business next month.
Zego boats help clean up the seas
Zooming along the Waipū River like a rubber ducky on steroids - meet the Zego.
Shearing: Rowland Smith wins big over the weekend
Smith won open titles at Gore's Southern Shears and Franklin A&P Show's Counties Shears.
Southland shearers shine at Southern Shears
Southland shearers and woolhandlers showed they were a cut above the rest in lower grades.
Gore A&P carcass competition leaders pipped at the post
A couple of Glenham farmers have taken out the carcass competition at the Gore A&P Show.
Dog trialist, 73, hopes to emulate father
Joleen Joslin's father, Harry Gullery, was a well-known trialist back in the day.