Ever wondered what it's like being a vet on the Taieri?

Showing youth the fun side of farming is what its all about, says Garry Dodd, of Dunback.

FMG Young Farmer of the Year Logan Wallace will head to Sri Lanka with his winnings.

Countdown's plan to use Canterbury-grown wheat each year has been welcomed by growers.

Beef and Lamb NZ are embarking on research that could revolutionise the meat industry.

M. bovis has put a halt to a community group donating food to workers on affected farms.

Thirty new compliance officers are being sought to boost NAIT scheme.

State-owned farming company Landcorp will pay a $5 million dividend to the Government.

DairyNZ and NIWA are looking for riparian planting options for farmers.

Visitors to South Otago will unearth the region's hidden gems on a new food trail.

The Department of Conservation will not close its 30-site Ahuriri River Bridge Campsite.

Even successful anglers could be taking home fewer trout and salmon this season.

The town where McCaw's legendary career began is calling out for aid from his fans.

Chatham Rock Phosphate wants to mine off the South Island's east coast.

Residents of a Omaui will ''actively petition'' against bids to ban cats from the area.

Two new projects to help sheep farmers make better breeding decisions will be launched.

Beef + Lamb NZ workshops allow the farmers to identify problem areas on their properties.

The Otama water scheme was built with community effort - and they want to keep control.

A fifth wallaby in two years was shot in the Maniototo by a deer hunter on Saturday.

A retiring publican has revealed the colourful history of Clarks Junction Hotel.

Beef + Lamb New Zealand (BLNZ) is ''on a mission'' to continuously improve plans.

Council votes against going ahead with the expensive and controversial dam.

Environment Southland is seeking a ban on all new domestic cats.

A joint initiative between Farmlands and Silver Fern Farms resulted in awards.

The Otago Federated Farmers president knows he has different approach from some farmers.

Fruit-growing stakeholders confirmed concerns about a directive to destroy imported plants

Sally Rae talks to three Central Otago women who are striving to make a difference.

The Hawea Flat group has until November next year to prepare its proposal to plough.

Fire crews were called to a large blaze in a forestry area on a rural property at Papakaio

It could soon be checkmate for Otago's pesky rooks, as the population drops to 40.