Shingly Creek Station: Improvements a legacy for the future
At Shingly Creek Station, Julie Kearney is getting into bees.
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Sink, swim or bring it in,they can still win
The Wanaka Kahu Youth cardboard boat race ''Titanic'' award is one of the most popular.
Gathered Game venison products win award
When Chris Thorn headed to Europe on his OE in his teens, he fell in love - with meat.
Province-wide response to warm Otago weather
Shorts and sunnies were the order of the day throughout Otago yesterday.
Woolhandling Championships: Another feather in cap for shearing champs
The World Shearing and Woolhandling Championships are still causing a stir.
Irrigation a 'positive' in arid Maniototo region
Emma Crutchley has always had an interest in farming.
Irrigation education a national qualification
When Will Bragg left school, all he wanted to do was work with horses.
Farm sales for latest quarter fall 30 percent
Farm sales across the country mirrored their urban housing cousins with a 30% plunge
Oritain wins biotech company of year title
Oritain has won New Zealand Biotechnology Company of the Year at the NZBIO awards
Profit turnaround for Farmlands
Farmlands has posted a $5.4million net profit before tax for the 2016-17 year
Jeep ends up in the harbour after ducking ducklings
Driver said he braked hard to avoid hitting the birds.
Three generations working together
There's a bit of a family affair going on at Waipori Station.
Change signalled as Taratahi training centre celebrates Telford takeover
Change is on the agenda for Taratahi Agricultural Training Centre
Rural Women honour Central Otago 'dynamo' behind DC Wines
When it comes to motivated and effective people, Debra Cruikshank leads by example
Catlins tourism venture based on family farm
Being able to work outdoors in the spectacular Catlins beats a 9 to 5 office job any day.
AgResearch associate 'big fan' of deer for both farming and eating
If Jamie Ward wasn't working at AgResearch, he would still be working in the rural sector.
Halfway to qualifying and keen to get started
Dunedin veterinary science student Paul Blondell is looking forward to finishing his study
Invermay hub gets a boost from Techion Group
Relocating Techion Group to Invermay will enable easier animal parasite diagnostics
Bra fence well-supported
Bras on fences in the Cardrona Valley continue to fascinate tourists
BLNZ and AbacusBio collaborating on Future Farm project
Beef and Lamb New Zealand is working with Dunedin-based agribusiness company
Million-dollar venue goes off on a great clip
The 50th Waimate Shears attracted a large crowd as well as shearing royalty
Alliance poised with strong balance sheet
Alliance Group's profit this year will be "substantially up" on last year's result
Otago reporter wins Rural Women honour
A Otago Daily Times reporter has won the Rural Women New Zealand journalism award 2017.
Lower-cost option for sewerage in Central Otago
About $5 million could be saved with a "plan B" Clyde sewerage system
Lack of consultation on hut trial criticised
Back-country huts could cease to be "homes in the hills" if a booking system is adopted
Joint venture subdivision under way in Cromwell
A joint venture residential development in Cromwell will reap benefits for ratepayers.
Family overwhelmed firefighters saved puppies
A family whose home was damaged by fire in Alexandra has been overwhelmed by support.
Dairy price rises lift overall food costs
Dairy product prices continue to push food prices higher.
Locals help free stock after crash overturns trailer
Emergency services staff and locals work to free stock from a trailer that overturned
Returning for fishing contest well worth it
The fish were biting for over 140 competitors in the Glenorchy fishing competition.
Forestry first test in protectionist agenda
Forestry owners wait to hear whether Winston Peters protectionist agenda becomes reality.
Region to be promoted to Chinese mayors
Central Otago's primary sector is to be promoted to Chinese local government leaders
ORC's lake snow efforts queried
The Otago Regional Council has been criticised for not having a ''big picture'' strategy
Dairy supply growth signs suggest global price-peak
Signs of sustained supply growth from major exporters suggest global dairy prices peaked