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Shearing: Varying success in Australia, Ashburton
The New Zealand and Australian shearing competition season enters full swing.
The New Zealand and Australian shearing competition season enters full swing.
The worst appears to be over for wool prices but prices are still very low
The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) is working on stock transport regulations.
Some climatic changes, including predicted warmer average temperatures, will benefit Otago
For 10 years, farmers have entered their best of best in the Glammies. But no more.
About $500 of frozen whitebait stolen from a Cobden resident's freezer.
Silver Fern Farms has released its new-season livestock-pricing outlook
Spring is arriving slowly on New Zealand farms, the latest "BNZ Rural Wrap'' says.
Oceania Dairy is planning to build a state-of-the-art laboratory
New Zealand's dairy industry is vulnerable to disruption.
Registrations are open for IrrigationNZ's national conference in Alexandra in April.
Oamaru-based company Milligans Food Group will join Global Dairy Trade's GDT Marketplace
Only two breeding pairs of grebes have fledged their chicks so far this year
Foley Family Wines is in discussions to purchase Mt Difficulty Wines.
New Zealand primary industry exports reached $38.1 billion in the year ended June 2017
Ken Gillespie may be a retired sheep and beef farmer, but he is still just as busy as ever
Pete Southee, of Galloway, has the top Labrador retriever in the country
The search for the Perfect Woman is on.
In the space of one week, Blue River Dairy has had three achievements.
At Shingly Creek Station, Julie Kearney is getting into bees.
The Wanaka Kahu Youth cardboard boat race ''Titanic'' award is one of the most popular.
When Chris Thorn headed to Europe on his OE in his teens, he fell in love - with meat.
Shorts and sunnies were the order of the day throughout Otago yesterday.
The World Shearing and Woolhandling Championships are still causing a stir.
Emma Crutchley has always had an interest in farming.
When Will Bragg left school, all he wanted to do was work with horses.
Farm sales across the country mirrored their urban housing cousins with a 30% plunge
Oritain has won New Zealand Biotechnology Company of the Year at the NZBIO awards
Farmlands has posted a $5.4million net profit before tax for the 2016-17 year