Southland A&P Show cancelled for the first time since WW2
Organisers had no choice but to cancel this Saturday's event after alert level change.
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'Heartbreaking': Horse of the Year cancelled due to Covid uncertainty
"Rest assured we already have 2022 firmly in our sights."
HOY returns bigger and better - so long as NZ stays at level 1
Hastings' Horse of the Year is set to go ahead with the country in alert level 1.
Gore shearer breaks world record in all-day marathon
The 24-year-old Gore shearer began her attempt early Thursday morning.
Royal status for 2021 AP&I Show sections
Royal status helps to attract more participants and competitors than ever to an AP&I show.
Young Christchurch butcher wins apprentice of the year
Blair Wright, of Peter Timbs Meats, only just turned 19.
Hawke's Bay A&P Show downsized, but still a big success
It's 167 years since the first show, and it's still going - despite Covid.
Watch: Rural Issues Debate hosted by Heather du Plessis-Allan
The debate will focus on rural issues and the topics that affect the vast percentage of the New Zealand population that does not live in a major city center.
Matariki planting days sow seeds for community
Hinewai Ormsby and husband Cam grow native plants and hold annual community planting days.
'Complete shock': Top dairy farmer stripped of award fights back
Farmer Nick Bertram says he's become a victim of 'tall poppy syndrome'.
Virtual Fieldays a first for New Zealand Agri
Fieldays Online is launching this July for the first time.
HOY's 'boring' Friday Night Fiesta has 'had its day', manager says
The "boring" Friday night event needs a radical revamp, organisers say.
Local Focus: Safety campaign targets duckshooting
Every 'accident' was avoidable. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Probable coronavirus case in Tararua attended World Hereford Conference
A man who is a probable Covid-19 case is self-isolating in rural area Tararua.
Coronavirus: Royal Easter Show, Book of Mormon, Te Papa tours cancelled
It is only the second time the event has been cancelled in 177 years.
Fieldays taking advice from health watchdog
Fieldays planners taking coronavirus threat a day at a time.
Eventing legend Blyth Tait announces retirement at HOY
Successful Olympian Blyth Tait has announced his retirement from Equestrian competition
Further water restrictions imposed on Far North
The Kaitaia show is going ahead this weekend despite the severe region-wide drought.
It's on: Email scam claiming Wairoa A&P show is cancelled perplexes organisers
Equestrian sports, sheep dogs, rodeo and shearing will feature at Wairoa A and P Show.
Hawke's Bay's top forestry award has woman's touch
Hawke's Bay's Kere Elliot is the third woman to take a top forestry award this year.
Thousands of West Coasters march against law changes
The protestors are rallying changes to whitebaiting, mining and farming rules.
Arborists reach new heights at tree climbing contest
About 350 people are in Napier for the national conference and competition.
Women in Wool take on shearing challenge
Women's goal is to raise money and nearness fro Farmstrong
Yolkers crack the big time
New Zealand's Yolk Ferns have been crowned world champions at egg throwing.
Fieldays 2019: MYOB panel
The MYOB panel discuss key pressures facing New Zealand rural businesses.
Sports technology helps farmers see the future amid environmental change
America's Cup visual technology comes to the Kiwi farm.
Land use change goes hi-tech with Hyper Farm visualisation
Initial computer tool attracts much interest at this year's Fieldays.
'Disgrace': 3 hour carpark hold-up leaving Fieldays
An accident nearby on State Highway 1 at 4pm, caused the huge traffic pile up.
Fieldays 2019: LIC
Jamie Mackay talks to LIC's Wayne McNee about SPACE, A2 and the Resilient Dairy programme.
Fieldays 2019: Seales Winslow
Jamie Mackay talks to Seales Winslow Chief Operation Officer Chris Brown at Fieldays.