Younger Grower NZ title to Hawke's Bay's Fulford; Gisborne's Terekia wins speech contest
Young Grower national final celebrates success of rising horticulturists.
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Farriers hone age-old craft at Central Districts contest
Organisers are hoping to make it an annual event.
Innovators and scientists recognised at Beef + Lamb NZ Awards
The judges described one farm as a shining example of innovation.
'It’s lovely here': Family move from city lights to country living
'Sometimes we all just stand outside and watch the sunset.'
'Farmers are standing up against Fish & Game': Southland anglers face access cuts
The move comes amid 'deteriorating' relationships between farmers and Fish & Game.
'Another layer of bureaucracy': RMA technicality warning for farmers
“It would be a terrible waste of time and effort and a huge impost on the community."
The Country: Feds, the RMA, and Fish & Game
Bernadette Hunt, Derek Daniell, Chris Hipkins, John Duffy, and Chris Russell.
What does China's economic stimulus package mean for NZ dairy exports?
Only time will tell if China's economic boost package revs up consumer demand.
Succession: Farmers encouraged to think about the future
Farmers need to have open and honest conversations with their families about succession.
Possible record entries for National Shearing Circuit
There are more North Island and international competitors than usual in this circuit.
Residents say solar farm changes a 'threat' to rural lifestyle
Putiki Rd residents who agreed to a solar farm in 2021 are having second thoughts.
The Country Fast Five: 'AI will empower the average farmer'
The Country has five questions to get to know rural New Zealand a little better.
The Country: Infrastructure with Christopher Luxon
Christopher Luxon, Nancy Crawshaw, Tessa Chartres, Tom Young, Bryce McKenzie.
Dry socks and secret chocs: 23 tips for farming a Southland spring
OPINION: Pete Gardyne knows what he's on about, he's been farming for over 20 years.
Plane hits fence, helicopter strikes wires in spate of aviation accidents
There have been five serious accidents and five incidents over the last 10 weeks.
Dr Jacqueline Rowarth: Why Shane Jones' food production warning should be heeded
OPINION: How food production woes affect all of us.
Cameron Bagrie talks capital gains tax on The Country
Cameron Bagrie, John McOviney, Karen Morrish, Vanessa Winning, Bryce McKenzie.
Western Bay couple’s passion for fruit
'We decided to simplify things and pick two or three fruits and do them well.'
Trading Red Bands for six-inch heels: Steep rise of a Māori pageant mum
Vannessa Savage-Taranaki takes her culture to the international stage.
Aquaculture projects on Fast-track Approvals Bill a 'game changer'
Aquaculture NZ says seven projects will create jobs in the regions and boost exports.
Whale watching while picking winter-grown greens
'People have seen whales out there and a lot of dolphins. It’s absolutely fantastic.'
Drunk driver walked away from crash scene while cousin lay trapped under van
The judge dealt with the RSE worker 'expediently' to avoid any burden on the NZ taxpayer.
Avocado orchard worker devastated by eyesight decline
Kirsten Warbrooke noticed a dramatic difference in her eyesight in the last year.
The Country: Boats, banks and capital gains tax with David Seymour
David Seymour, Nigel Woodhead, Blair McLean, Dr Jacqueline Rowarth, and Phil Duncan.
'Quite full-on and toey': Pup Miley is still a rookie on-farm
'She’s still user-friendly but at the moment the ears aren’t really that well painted on.'
Shearing: Chris Vickers wins NZ Merino Shears Open title
56-year-old Chris Vickers took out the Open shearing title on Saturday night.
Dealing with 'ticky and lousy sheep' in 1921
"Tick-infested sheep will not thrive, and tick-stained wool means low value."
Vege tips: Chop and drop - your soil will thank you
Opinion: With the warmer weather looming, it's time to get your soil well-fed.
One dead after work-related farm incident in Taranaki
Emergency services found a man with critical injuries and he died a short time later.
'They don't give a toot': Should councils help more with rabbits?
Pest controller says councils are "fixated" on possums, stoats, weasels, and rats instead.
'Living fossils': Rare species found at stream restoration site
Surprise discovery may change the future of the restoration project.
First Fresh boss to chair Citrus NZ
First Fresh chief executive Ian Albers of Gisborne will chair the board of CitrusNZ.
The Adkins diet: Sheep and beef couple growing pumpkin seeds
Clare and Grant Adkins grow premium pumpkin seeds on their Whanganui sheep and beef farm.
The Country: Flood update with Niwa’s Chris Brandolino
Chris Brandolino, Luke Kane, Tim Dangen, Emma Poole, Gerard Rushton.