The latest news and events from Bream Bay.

Students from Bay of Plenty learned the biosecurity threat to horticulture is very real.

A group of Waikato students got a glimpse at careers on offer in the agricultural sector.

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.

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.

Hastings set to remain the base for the Royal NZ Show for at least next three years.

A pair dedicated to healthy kiwifruit were named finalists in the NZ Biosecurity Awards.

Months of painstaking preparations to eliminate risk of spreading M. bovis paying off.

Royal A&P Show brings urban and rural together

Weekend of dog shows of all breeds from big and burly to little yappers

Amateur cheesemakers will compete in the third annual Amateur Cheesemakers Competition.

Charlotte Chapman-Kete, 17, was crowned Miss Far North 2018 on Saturday night.

Canterbury's View Hill Pony Club's red team lifted the Springston Trophy in Oamaru.

Duncan Lundy is looking forward to serving as Rangiora show president for the second time.

Youth business initiatives and rural fun takes focus away from Parliamentary troubles.

NZ Rodeo Cowboys Association welcomes National Animal Welfare Advisory Committee report.

The hunt is on for a Kiwi delegate to represent NZ at Youth Ag Summit in Brazil next year.

The Otago Field Days are being held today and Saturday at the Palmerston saleyards.

Otago Fieldays opened yesterday with strong crowds despite the weather.

It's a long, long road for Worlds hopeful David Buick.

Sheep escapes from shearing shed and gatecrashes alpaca ribbon ceremony.

The event had huntaways barking in front of a judge who determined which one was loudest.