
Rural Women sponsor 2018 WoolOn Awards
Rural Women New Zealand are again the primary sponsor for the 2018 WoolOn Awards.
Rural Women New Zealand are again the primary sponsor for the 2018 WoolOn Awards.
50 years of Fieldays is being celebrated in an exhibition at Waikato Museum.
The Farm Gauge was launched at the DairyNZ Farmers' Forum in Waipa last week.
2018 New Zealand Dairy Trainee of the Year award has been presented at Stadium Southland.
Laurie Horsfall only has 100 sheep, but he also has a North Island sheep dog title.
Sky Sanders is off to Australia to represent New Zealand at the Gympie Show Rodeo.
Day 4 results from the Tux North Island Sheep Dog Championships at Te Aute.
Trudi Thomas-Morton will contest the world's hardest race on feisty equine missiles
In a presentation, a top DairyNZ scientist will show whether importing PKE is worth it
Ag Challenge is an active community player inside and outside the classroom.
Stratford cutting horse rider Melissa Poingdestre will compete at Ariat Futurity in Hawera
The ''Power of the Bull'' field day brought in a good crowds on April 24.
David Rose has been awarded a life membership from Southland Federated Farmers.
More than half of leading competitors hail from Hawke's Bay and Poverty Bay.
A ''Regenerative Farming Field Day'' was hosted by Beef and Lamb New Zealand in Clinton.
Havelock North resident have had enough of putrid smells coming from Te Mata Mushrooms.
Argyll East School is celebrating after receiving an "outstanding" ERO report.
A Corriedale fleece has won Waipawa's Yvonne Monk the Champion Handcraft Fleece award.
Power Farming Te Awamutu has won Dealership of the Year for the third time.
Ruahine Kennel Association has successfully held its annual dog show Dog Dayz.
A good business plan key to success, say Tararua Sheep and Beef award winners.
Rakaia Gorge woman Emma Lewin has won Tararua Shepherd of the Year.
There were top shooters at the Woodville Clay Target Club on Sunday
Sheep dogs and their masters will be trialling dawn till dusk at the North Island champs.
National Alpaca Day was celebrated at Flagstaff with an open day over the weekend.
It took 14 rounds to whittle seven contestants down to one.
Tomos Blunt to follow in his father's footsteps at Young Farmer grand final in July.
Do you love alpacas? There will be plenty to get up and close with this weekend.
Taranaki club dog trialling season has lead to success for Hawera man and his dog.
Duck hunters should put safety first during this busy time and be prepared for emergency.