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Thousands set to attend Waikato Cherry Tree Festival
Three-day event to allow visitors to experience the beauty of cherry trees in full bloom.
Three-day event to allow visitors to experience the beauty of cherry trees in full bloom.
20,000 people attend 2018 Hastings Blossom Parade
Rebecca Benge has been riding horses since she was knee-high to a grasshopper.
Hastings Blossom Parade. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Re-branding, more use of technology and a bigger emphasis on food to feature.
Field day today will benefit the whole commercial forestry industry.
Annabel Bulk was in disbelief as she won Bayer Young Viticulturist of the Year.
Hastings schools reveal creative side for Blossom Parade.
Tim Black says attracting even younger people is essential to the future of A&P shows.
Fliss Grant wins award with black huacaya alpaca at the South Island Alpaca Colourbration.
Te Puke district's rural schools are heading to next week's Anchor AIMS Games in force.
David Trubridge behind sculpture masterpiece for November's Hawke's Bay Wine Auction.
The hot topic around the stables and tracks of NZ is the report on the racing industry.
Visa criteria for the dairy categories of the NZ Dairy Industry Awards have been changed.
Timaru ploughman Bob Mehrtens won bronze at the 65th World Ploughing Champs.
Showing youth the fun side of farming is what its all about, says Garry Dodd, of Dunback.
FMG Young Farmer of the Year Logan Wallace will head to Sri Lanka with his winnings.
The Hawea Flat group has until November next year to prepare its proposal to plough.
Each year, 20 participants from the meat sector are selected to be part of Generation Next
More than 400 dogs from across the country came to Rotorua.
Cutting edge machinery being used in the construction of a building for vintage machinery.
Ag Challenge is delivering the tools needed for working with animals
It's the second year running a Bay of Plenty woman has won the title.
The Otago Field Days are expanding to fit their new name as their October dates approach.
A new initiative called Rural Razzle is breathing new life into Taranaki's rural halls.
Ryal Bush Transport Ashburton hosted its annual Smiles4miles event for special needs kids.
Kiwi farmers learn from inspirational stories on South Australian sheep and wool tour.
Gore designer Andre Johnston has won the supreme award at Central Otago's WoolOn event.
Future-proofing and looking forward in the primary sector are priorities - conference.