Different aspects of rural women's lives made the papers back in the day.

NZPork marks its 50th anniversary by donating meat from 50 pigs to Meat the Need.

A wrap of the FAR projects taking place around the Waikato and Bay of Plenty.

“By 2017/2018 it was clear from our figures that wool prices were dropping off sharply."

A workshop described as 'essential' for Tairāwhiti farmers is to be staged next week.

Competitor skills have increased as more young butchers vie for the nation’s top award.

Opinion: Spring, Red, Brown or shallots, we are talking onions this week.

B+LNZ's Stock Number Survey shows drop in sheep and cattle numbers.

Amanda Currie uses wool under the vines and on the paddocks of Tinwald Farm.

The environment watchdog set up a working group to study how the herbicide is used in NZ.

Researchers say results raise concerns but aren't a prediction of an unavoidable future.

Shane Jones, Dr Jenny Webster-Brown, Mark Warren, Jason Te Brake.

The Country has five questions to help you get to know rural New Zealand a little better.

Entries open for the 2025 Ahuwhenua Trophy competition for Māori sheep and beef farmers.

Optimism about Govt's approach to stabilising the market, NZ Institute of Forestry says.

Research by Hill Labs of Hamilton into earthworm eDNA offers real potential to farming.

'The big shortage we have, particularly in the rural sector, is experienced vets.'

Flooding from blocked council drains cause consternation for Far North farmers

The sixth event of the new dairy season has the largest percentage lift since March 2021.

The re-establishment of Paul and Lesley Grey’s herd began in 2020.

A previous recipient encouraged people wanting to be advisers to apply.

Damien O'Connor, Harry Gaddum, Jim Hopkins, Kate Acland.

'Unfortunately, we're not seeing anything that will signal a sharp turnaround.'

The Steenkamp family know most of their 63 goats by name.

OPINION: This vintage tractor museum will put Thornbury on the map.

There have been about 120mm of rain across the district over four days.

Phil Duncan, Anne-Marie Roerink, Tom O'Sullivan, Nigel Woodhead, Blair Drysdale.

The Australian Livestock Exporters Council characterised the incident as regrettable.

In 1921, Scottie travelled back home to his old farm - from New Brighton to Herbert.

“There are times they’ve helped us, so there’s a lot of respect for older farmers."