Waipukurau Jockey Club works to keep its course
Country clubs say they have always provide a great day out for their community.
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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.
Listen: Summit to address 'dramatic changes' in NZ agriculture
Grow 2019 will tackle some of the big questions about the future of food and fibre in NZ.
Big weekend for Chambers at dog trials
Record numbers turned out for the Omatane-Kawhatau Collie Club's sheep dog trials
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Results from the Eventing Northland Autumn Horse Trials at Barge Park in Whangārei.
Two Aucklanders in the race for Young Farmer of the Year
James Robertson and Cameron Massie qualify for the Northern regional final in Warkworth.
Cambridge-based trainer's new chapter in China
A highly regarded trainer from Cambridge starts a new life in China.
Otago/Southland Young Farmer of the Year named
Wyndham sheep and beef farmer Matt McRae took out the title in Milton on Saturday.
Cheers to Beers and Wine Festival big hit in Oamaru
The sun shone brightly at the inaugural Cheers to Beers and Wine Festival in Oamaru.
Crowds come from far and wide to enjoy Central Otago A&P Show
The Otago A&P Show brought out the crowds this summer.
Otago young farmers lay claim to two NZ Young Farmers titles
Otago is the home of three national NZ Young Farmers champions.
Wairararapa couple unearth lost NZ Young Farmers agricultural trophies
A couple of agricultural trophies have been uncovered in Masterton after a clean up.
Tait return marks Northland rise
Four-time Olympian Blyth Tait competed in the biggest field of the event's history.
Many entries to Dannevirke sheepdog trials
Dannevirke Sheep Dog trials were very popular this season.
MPs get drubbing from the Mangatainoka players
The NZ Parliamentary Rugby team took the field in Mangatainoka on Saturday.
NZ AgriFood week puts spotlight on Manawatu
Food research will be a focus for leaders at a meet in the Manawatu.
Avocado growers bid to hold congress
New Zealand Avocado will present a bid to host the 2023 World Avocado Congress.
No stopping shearer after clean sweep
Hawke's Bay shearers are gunning for the big ones at the Goldies
Secrets of the Te Puke A&P show
Committee members reveal the secret to a successful A&P Show.
Protest planned against rodeo at Kihikihi
Protestors plan to rally at Waikato Rodeo on the weekend.
Sheep dogs on the move
Sheep dogs to mark new territory on Shaw family farm on Whanganui River Rd in March
Rolling intakes eases stress
Rolling intake at Ag Challenge in Whanganui eases student stress
Trophy winners true wool advocates at Gore A&P Show
Wool is the way of the future, says a winning wool advocate in Gore.
NZ Young Farmers: Every point counts, fencing winner says
New Zealand Young Farmers have had young people lined up for multiple competitions.