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'It's in your blood': Still working to breed better sheep
Texel stud breeder the McLeods continue their dream of breeding a better sheep.
Texel stud breeder the McLeods continue their dream of breeding a better sheep.
Two Southern farming families joined forces to supply export grade lamb to NZ all year.
Feel Good Field Day organised by Otago Southland Young Farmers members.
Another surge of gales and polar air is on its way.
Economics of aluminium smelting are currently 'mind-blowing', analyst claims.
Rain and snow has already affected some southern roads.
Dairy workers with exemptions to enter NZ will not likely be able to get in for months.
Groundswell NZ wants tractors, utes, topdressing planes & dogs at "A Howl of a Protest".
Much of the North Island was colder than the south at 7am on Tuesday.
A nasty pair of fronts are set to bring rain, snow and gales to central and southern NZ.
Rio Tinto owns 80 per cent of New Zealand Aluminium Smelters.
Winter grazing in Southland is once again in the spotlight.
Field day near Gore aims to improve wellbeing of young people in rural communities.
Worst affected farms need alternative grazing for sheep, beef cattle and dairy cows.
Jerseyland Farms initiative described as a "game-changer".
Opinion: Farm staff shortages in Southland and around the country are getting worse.
University of Otago study says lasting trauma inflicted on M bovis-affected farmers.
As of 17 June this year, 266 farms have tested positive for the disease.
Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency decision has Southland council facing a $7.5m shortfall.
Community meetings to be held in Southland this week as part of the biosecurity response.
Southland farmer's letter to Govt details a major shortage of experienced staff.
Representatives from the Wanganui Centre shone in the huntaway competition.
Huntaway Syd has been in the wars, with a leg rebuilt and an eye removed.
The drama unfolded on Sunday morning when the heavy downpour set in.
Rain easing but caution required as rivers remain swollen.
Groundswell NZ wants landowners to refuse access to public agencies taking surveys.
Among the recipient families were seven who received their 150-year awards.
Southland farmer Ewen Mathieson has some top tips for winter grazing.
"The dogs can't hear the exact whistles and that is because of the wind."
Up to 130 people are expected to take part in the training course.