New irrigation system to future-proof the farm
"You wouldn't know the paddocks (have) irrigation, just that they were green,"
"You wouldn't know the paddocks (have) irrigation, just that they were green,"
Busy mother-of-three Kate Ivey is helping inspire Kiwi women to get fit.
Ingenious Kiwi venture fixes bicycles to a disused section of the Napier-Gisborne rail.
''It's all about fostering that relationship (between children and animals).''
Bumper haul of apples to be made into chutney and juice
Tara Dwyer gets to talk to farmers about their businesses and the issues they face.
Donna Pascoe has broken her own record by landing a monster 420kg blue marlin.
The path to farm ownership for South Otago farmer Simon Davies has been an interesting one
Scholarship to recognise and help build leadership capabilities in the primary industries.
The world's spider population weighs 29 million tons -- as much as 478 Titanics.
Buying a rurally is something that requires different options to buying a city property.
Much like your car, drenching equipment like this drench gun need regular maintenance.
Manfeild Park Feilding will be hearing the pitter-patter of tiny hooves this month.
Allen Gregory's childhood agricultural interest leads to a lifetime of farming achievement
Having the right tools helps if you want to put up and repair your own fences.
Scientists says new study results encouraging when climate research faces fresh threat.
Central Otago orchards provide staff accommodation, but some workers prefer not to pay...
A Hawke's Bay cowboy has shut out another champ at Wairoa.
The life and times of a 17-year-old competitive surfer.
The combination of potential tourism dollars and rural setting is added bonus for farmers
Shearers raise funds for cause close to their hearts - Made with funding from NZ On Air
Kiwi rider Vicki Wilson is $US100,000 richer, despite dislocating her shoulder early.
Rowland Smith is the favourite for a rare treble of the three Open titles at the nationals
Andrew Garner wins second challenge in three years. Whanganui's Hamish Auret fourth.
Are robots really going to take our jobs? An expert says the threat's exaggerated.
Accomplished Northland equestrian Vicki Wilson is training a wild horse in three hours.
The first sign Graeme Robb had epilepsy was when he smashed through a farm gate on an ATV.
The dust is flying in Wairoa as cowboys and cowgirls battle out the national rodeo champs