
Local Focus: It's just a quick prick for farmers
Student nurses offer free health checks for farmers. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Student nurses offer free health checks for farmers. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Specialist advice for farmers who inadvertently sowed swede linked to cow deaths.
It's all about rodeo for the Perkins family from Southland.
Dairy farm outside Invercargill the latest to be confirmed as infected.
You could say it was an interesting swap - a saddle for a kidney.
Dr Paul Dettloff says Mycoplasma bovis need not cripple dairy profitability
Bluff oysters are likely to make their first Otago appearance today.
Agri-tourism is expected to become a key attraction for South Island visitors.
Wool prices are strong and on firm aground at present.
Phil Duncan, David Broome, Don Nicolson, Annette Scott and Rhodes Donald.
Damien O'Connor says Field Days are the perfect opportunity to reach out.
Nathan Guy believes M. bovis compensation payouts could cost Government over $100 million.
The world's largest conventional tractor also has a rather large price tag.
Katie Milne says people are beginning to realise how amazing farmers are.
Beer-tasting a popular part of the Southern Man competition at Southern Field Days.
Minister for Agriculture and Rural Communities spoke to Southland farmers about M. bovis.
A farmer affected by M. bovis believes the cattle disease could change the way NZ farms.
Farms in Southland and South Canterbury found to be infected with the cattle disease.
Events to help farmers coping with drought conditions scheduled throughout Otago.
Fierce competition in shearing and woolhandling at the Taihape A & P Show
Searing heat has been hitting Southland and Otago for several weeks now.
The public and businesses look at long-term effects of drought affecting Otago, Southland.
Damien O'Connor has extended drought classification to Otago and Southland.
Rain forecast for later in the week welcome but its effect would be relatively short-lived
Deluge will be a relief for Southern farmers but will it be helpful or destructive?
Farmers are facing hard decisions on destocking and replanting failed winter feed crops.
No shortage of callouts for helicopter companies in Central Otago and the Lakes District.
Olivia Ross wants to try and narrow the urban-rural divide.
Dunedin City Council-owned City Forests quietly confident in a strong financial result.