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North Otago Jersey Benne potato harvest begins
New potatoes are being harvested in North Otago.
New potatoes are being harvested in North Otago.
A bill has passed that tells people the origin of their food products on the label.
Strawberry punnets filled up at the Waimate Strawberry Fare.
It has been a quiet year for cattle exports, with only three going out from NZ.
Firm wants to test two 3600ha Otago ocean sites for viability of offshore salmon farming.
Pamu general manager Graeme Mulligan has been honoured with Mulligans Covenant.
Southern Clams can now harvest cockles from the Otago Harbour.
The Lawrence Gymkhana Club has received a large chunk of funding.
DairyNZ is carrying out a labour market survey in Southland and Canterbury.
Time for dairy farmers to gather their courage to improve sustainability.
New Zealand Merino Co has a superstar CEO.
A camping area will be added to an orchard near Cromwell to cater to more tourists.
Jack Keeys has no regrets when it comes to interning at AbacusBio.
Escalator programme, directed by Agri-Women's Development Trust, has had 100 graduates.
Waitaki District wines have been officially recognised as distinct blends by winemakers.
Providore Wines is using augmented reality and an app to sell its wine.
A national standard for organic production will be advanced as a Govt Bill next year.
The Aparima Catchment is showing positive signs of water quality improvements.
A Central Otago grazing coach wants to pass on her knowledge to dairy farmers.
More farmers are speaking up against depression, thanks to a new campaign.
A Southland research group is hoping to make results relevant and practical for farmers.
Several dryland plants are showing promising results in Otago.
A bird's nest under the bonnet was responsible for sending a 4WD truck up in flames.
A former high-country farmer is launching a poetry book in Queenstown.
Southlanders have jumped at the chance to rid Invercargill of pests.
Education will be the key to lifting the state of the wool industry, say experts.
Southland dairy farmers are following the rules of environmental compliance.
Charlotte Connoley is the first woman elected to NZ Grain and Seed executive in 100 years.
NZ is showing a record high lambing percentage, with kudos for farmers.