The Ahuwhenua Trophy celebrates excellence in Māori farming.

'People from all over the world are looking at New Zealand and saying 'What's going on?''

Judges were blown away by the quality of fleeces at Wānaka’s A&P show this year.

The Smiths are changing stocking ratios on their 370ha sheep and beef farm in Hillend.

Pocket rockets take to the Horse of Year arena.

International attention is continuing to hone in on forestry practices on the East Coast.

Key products skim milk powder and whole milk powder both dropped.

Rural Support Trusts to make sure farmers have the support they need.

Livestock guardian dogs alleviate stress for both the livestock and the livestock owners,

'Cutting firewood with an axe has been my after-school job for as long as I can remember.'

Greg Herrick, Te Radar, Phil Duncan, Julian Raine, Steve Hollander.

Dairy farmer George Dodson, 22, takes out the Tasman FMG Young Farmer of the Year title.

At its scarcest, some kūmara prices topped out at $14/kg.

Results from the 62nd Golden Shears International Shearing and Woolhandling Championships.

“Matakanui is good at bouncing back once we get a rain."

One cow was so thin and unsteady on its feet that a vet recommended it be euthanised.

Organisers ensure bar lifts for 2024 HOY.

'We are particularly pleased with the numbers of novice and junior entries.'

Plant and Food Research is trying to work out how to 'use the silt to our advantage'.

This year's shaping up to be the worst for sheep and beef farmers in the past 15 years.

A neighbour reported a cow lying in the yard was "barely alive".

Kem Ormond takes a look at what made the news back in the day.

PGG Wrightson's first-half result reflects tough times down on the farm.

'Agricultural subsidies need to be a central focus of Ministerial Conference discussions.'

You don’t get any more home grown than Tim and Esta Naylor’s range of jerseys.

Toa Henderson has now won three major North Island titles before the Golden Shears.

Two finalists up for the title from the Highland Games and fencing.

Jack Fagan has qualified in second place behind favourite Nathan Stratford.

Marlborough farmer says dams used for stock water beginning to run dry.