A charity boxing event in Cambridge has raised $10,000 for Land Search and Rescue.

The Golden Gumboot led to true love for this former Fieldays Rural Bachelor.

It's 32 years since British royals came to Napier or Hastings. Could that change in 2018?

Three more cadets will be taken on for 2019.

Farmers 4 Positive Change are running meetings focused on water quality.

Sefton Tug of war champs are looking for a strong new challenger to face them.

Title holders are among those making a southern raid to national dog trials.

Turangi Open Pighunting Competition will open next week to an expected big turnout.

Hannah Brewer was named Taranaki/Manawatu champ at a NZ Young Farmers Stock Judging Comp.

Inglewood Young Farmers has been named the best club in the Taranaki/Manawatu region.

Trudi Thomas-Morton will take part in 1000km adventure on Mongolian horses.

South Canterbury residents went to Otaio Bridge Alpacas last weekend for Alpaca Open Day.

Keith Rowe, the oldest former pupil at the Cust School 150th jubilee, has turned 100.

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.

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

Roadshow a chance for farmers to understand dairy sector's greenhouse gas emissions.

Between 2500 and 3000 people have gathered to protest funding cuts to rescue choppers.

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.