Plenty of entries into Eastcoast's sheep dog trials
Alfredton and Martinborough dog trials have received great feedback.
Alfredton and Martinborough dog trials have received great feedback.
New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards will take place next month.
Chance to learn techniques from past attracts people to historic Wimbledon woolshed.
They have kept the club going strong, helping them to reach their 75th jubilee in April
Craig Johns and dogs net $2000 at club's 75th jubilee event
Dipton School took part in NZ Young Farmers Agrikids competition for the first time.
Northland Dairy Manager of the year Sam Moscript thrives on challenges.
Milton twins James and Laura Scanlan go head to head at TeenAg Grand Final in July.
James Parsons drew big crowds to a field day on his Ashgrove Coopworth stud.
Southerners did well at the NZ Ploughing Championships in Thornbury recently.
170 Kaimanawa wild horses were successfully re-homed following a muster in Waiouru.
Rabobank Central Otago winter feed competition will raise money for a good cause.
The North Island sheep dog championships are at Te Aute on May 7-11.
A results round-up of recent sheep dog trials involving Northlanders.
Beef + Lamb New Zealand Inc. is looking for the Ultimate Steak Connoisseur.
7-year-old Hamish Atwell wins big with his produce at the A&P Giant Pumpkin competition.
Day visitors to Whanganui take river boat trips, while Whanganui folk ride steam train.
Logan Wallace has won the Otago-Southland FMG Young Farmer of the Year regional final.
Prizes were won and fish caught at kids' competition on the Whanganui River.
NZ lamb, beef and venison was showcased to a delegation of chefs and food media this month
Angus Grant lives in Christchurch suburb of Papanui but has always wanted to be farmer.
Matamata dairy farmers have won the Waikato Ballance Farm Environment Supreme Award.
Sheep dogs battled it out for points at the Ruahine-Rangiwahia Collie Club trials.
Prizegiving ceremony celebrates northern winners of Young Paraders competition.
Keith Satchwell died on Sunday aged 95, a sheep dog trialist for more than 70 years.
Time for farmers to get creative and build a sculpture and nab a $500 cash prize.
Andrew Wiffen will compete in his second FMG Young Farmer of the Year grand final.
One of the 100 most influential women in farming will speak in Whanganui.