Set to ride at rodeo champs in Wairoa
More than 50 cowboys and cowgirls are in Wairoa for the national rodeo championships
More than 50 cowboys and cowgirls are in Wairoa for the national rodeo championships
The Griffin family has owned the same farm in Rangiuru Rd for close to 101 years.
Big city property prices are causing buyers to look to the provinces.
American veterinarian Paul Busman loves working in New Zealand in the summer.
ANZ help farmers who needed a bit of a hand following the Kaikoura earthquake.
Last weekend the Farmlands Parapara/Makirikiri sheep dog trial club held its annual hill trial on the Ranginui family farm on Mangaone
The new, mechanised, technological face of New Zealand farming is writ large at the Central Districts Field Days. Yes, there are
With the Roar approaching and ducking shooting in May, hunters need to heed the "pretty basic" fundamentals of safety says New Zealand
Otago has recorded the largest increase in farm-sale volumes for the three months ended February compared with the same period last
Amanda Voice has her sights set on a world quarter horse event next year, and she and her steed, Wade, are well on their way.
Hazel Garrett was a founding member of the Leamington branch of the Women's Institute back in 1950.
Jack Jordan won the Young New Zealand Rural Sportsperson of the Year award.
Family fishing contest has been going for more than 30 years.
Rotorua locals are seeing an increase in their grocery bills with vegetable prices 12 per cent higher than this time last year.
Tauranga residents are feeling the pinch of soaring food prices, with some swapping fresh produce for tinned or frozen, and others
More young people choosing a career in the primary industries is vital says Federated Farmers' Rick Powdrell.
Rural Women New Zealand is pleased to be included on the recently formed Firearms Safety Council of Aotearoa New Zealand
Are you a bit of a clever clogs with an invention that could help the agricultural industry? Then the Fieldays Innovation Awards is for you!
An visitor from across the ditch has snapped Tutukaka Harbour's Owha dining out on fresh fish.
Jamie caught up with Dame Valerie at the Hilux New Zealand Rural Games where she been busy meeting and greeting her fans.
Another year, another record attendance at the Wanaka A&P Show.
The final day of the Hilux New Zealand Rural Games included speed shearing, coal shovelling, tree climbing plus an attempt on the egg throwing and catching world record.
They're extremely intelligent Pigs are smart and require about the same amount of training as a domestic dog. That means, if you spend
The three sisters who star in the hit television show Keeping up with the Kaimanawas uplifted riders and spectators spirits at Horse
Watch Dame Valerie Adams throw a gumboot at the Hilux NZ Rural Games.
Lady Verna says it took months for doctors to find out what was wrong with the former lock.
Valerie Adams and Mahé Drysdale make guest appearances in an unfamiliar sport
South Island reporter Kurt Bayer has clinched fourth spot in the New Zealand Gumboot Throwing Championships.
Craig Cooper is extraordinarily badly qualified to write about fishing but has caught the same 73cm kingfish twice in two weeks. Or so he thinks.