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DairyNZ: Winter planning a '12-month process'
It's important to plan for winter for farmers.
It's important to plan for winter for farmers.
Alliance Group have a couple of most unusual clients.
Two Southland School girls have been selected to go to the US.
Charollais sheep have found a place in the competitive New Zealand market.
A Temuka farmer has been awarded an Australasian Syngenta Growth Award.
There are proposed changes to the employer-assisted temporary work visa settings.
Leeston Consolidated School pupils have been put to work clearing Snake Creek.
Southland disAbility Enterprises has suspended its bale wrap recycling.
Kevin Geddes has retired from Federated Farmers after 30 years of service.
A new farm safe book for kids has been so well recived the author is writing another.
Multiple offers for land despite makeshift sign warning of rural stench and animal sex.
Waitaki Valley is seeing a blast of raspberries thanks to weather in the region.
A South Canterbury dairy farmer wants another shot at the FMG young Farmer title.
Canterbury farmers have claimed the sheep industry is 'on a high'.
Beef and Lamb NZ director Bill Wright has been challenged for his board seat.
Queenstown's Mount Dewar is set for an unprecedented reforestation development.
Cashmere is proving to be a lucrative business in Clinton.
Pyramid Bridge in Gore is not likely to be replaced until 2020.
Cherry Chaos went off without a hitch in Roxburgh, despite the weather.
A Oamaru duo are heading to the US to learn about global food production.
Military-style semi-automatic weapons "clearly highly desirable for criminal activity".
Lake Hays A&P Show brought in the big crowds in the hot sun.
A Southland sharemilker is looking to make his mark on the world.
Road safety measures announced for Hawke's Bay, Gisborne, Manawatu and the West Coast.
Low river levels in Central Otago will help anglers in the region.
The 104th annual Lake Hayes A&P Show returns tomorrow.
Alexandra has hit sweltering heights this year, according to Niwa.
Forestry production and exports are showing positive trends in the NZ market.
Telford staff were shocked when they discovered their pay had been suspended.
"Only in NZ." Picton visitor shares bizarre photos of goats being led away by police.