
Young farmer recognised
A stalwart of NZ Young Farmers has been recognised for his years of dedicated service.
A stalwart of NZ Young Farmers has been recognised for his years of dedicated service.
Ceramic artist Carolyn Hodgson of Marton's fabulous red poppies adorn Te Papa walls.
The Valley Roar returns to the Otago region on April 13, 14 and 15.
Keith Berrett shepherds his geese into shape with specially trained farm dogs.
Southland-Otago Dairy Industry Awards winners were announced recently.
About 170 people took part in a tour visiting eight merino studs in Central Otago.
Kimi Ora has had the time of there lives with rugby great, Richie McCaw.
Ploughman from all over NZ will be showing their stuff at Thornbury this year.
A Levin woman has taken home a host of accolades at Horse Of The Year.
Te Puke man wins 90 Mile Snapper Bonanza with 8.945kg fish
Entries up at Collie Club event as home favourite gets a win
Southland dairy leadership coach Loshni Manikam is Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year.
There were at least four rodeos in Hawke's Bay during the summer.
Daniel Bradbury has been named the Northern FMG Young Farmer of the Year.
The action's heating up in the sheep dog trials around Hawke's Bay
Royal Easter Show 2018 celebrates the 175th year of the Auckland A & P Association.
Ricci Stevens has been winning at both shearing and woolhandling
Promoted pro-am class winner Sally Clarke sympathises with ousted James Cottle, Anna Trent
Preview of fabulous annual Harvest Fair in Marton this coming weekend.
Tasman regional Young Farmer of the Year winner Andrew Wiffen has had a busy year.
A dairy farming couple in Maheno are finalists in the Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
A Kaponga dairy farmer will continue leading Taranaki's booming NZ Young Farmers clubs.
Medbury Farm has won big at the Canterbury Ballance Farm Environment Awards.
Waimate is hosting the Aorangi regional final of the FMG Young Farmer of the Year.
''It's quite a big job to make sure everybody knows what they're doing,'' says President.
Sheep from all over the South Island will converge on Oxford on Easter Saturday.
Dogs and their masters put their skills to the test at the Geraldine Collie Dog Club.
The weather didn't stop people flocking to the Methven A&P 104th annual show.
Hundreds of spectators contributed to Horse of the Year Show artwork.
Geraldine High School students shone at the Aorangi Regional Young Farmer fencing comp.