
9.7kg monster snapper wins Coromandel Inter-Club competition
Our annual snapper moochers tournament this year was a huge success.
Our annual snapper moochers tournament this year was a huge success.
Marton company Speirs Foods took out the Massey University Supreme award.
The ground has been inspected for the New Zealand Ploughing Championships.
Seven southern Young Farmers competed in the Southland district contest and skills day.
The value of irrigation to Mid Canterbury's landowners has been showcased to thousands.
Games veteran Pat Hellier is chieftain for 2018 Hororata Highland Games.
Trade sites are in demand as South Island Agricultural Field Days (SIAFD) approaches.
Stratford claimed the Ashburton A and P Show's open title on Saturday.
A Huntly road farm pair have been nominated for Primary Industries Good Employer Awards.
NZ and Ireland's first joint Pasture Summit attracts global interest.
Scotsman wins in Australia shearing for New Zealand.
Hard ground caused withdrawals from the Arran Station equestrian event on the weekend.
The finalists in the first Primary Industries Good Employer Awards have been announced.
The 132nd annual Manawatū A&P Show will be held on Saturday November 3
Bad weather forced organisers of a 90 Mile Beach fishing comp to open up both coasts.
Ben Orchard and Graham Johnson will compete for the FMG Young Farmer of Year.
Warren Buckland captures the fun at the Hawke's Bay Royal A&P Show.
There has been a change at the helm for the Taranaki Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
Kids at Toko School had a blast during last week's Agri Day.
The New Zealand Century Farm and Station Awards seek nominations.
A horse death at the Methven Rodeo has again brought the ethics of rodeo into question.
Competitors travelled from between Lincoln to Thornbury to plough in Middlemarch.
World champion John Kirkpatrick regains Hawke's Bay title after seven-year wait.
Women dominate lower grades at shearing championships in Rangiora.
Maiden competitor entries well up on previous years despite unpredictable weather.
Report highlighted serious concerns with some practices employed in the rodeo scene.
Queenstown farmers have brought in dozens of townie children for a taste of the country.
A giant colon aimed at educating the public is on display at the Hawkes Bay A&P Show.