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'Extreme frustration': Farmer pulls gun on boy racers
Tired of the hundreds of boy racers meeting near his land, a farmer armed himself.

Breeders feature in national Ayrshire awards
Several Taranaki members were recognised in the annual Ayrshire awards last month

'Culture clash': Did Govt mess up by omitting dairy, meat from EU trade deal?
Not everyone is a fan of the free trade agreement with Europe.

Lobby group says 133-lot subdivision a case of urban sprawl in a rural setting
Developer says subdivision meeting need for high-quality homes in Bay of Islands boomtown.

Apiculture industry names top honey producers
Timaru-based Jarved Allan of The Mānuka Collective won the Supreme Award for a second time

Young Farmers searching for new members
The Central Taranaki Young Farmers Club is looking for more members.

Danone NZ beats Fonterra, A2 Milk to US infant formula approval
France's Danone has won FDA approval to send NZ made formula to the US.

Lost cows on the moo-ve through Rotokauri
Six curious cows were wandering between Lee Road and the Wintec campus.

People at the core of award-winning orchard business
Traditional Māori knowledge provides a foundation to the team's approach

Future of Farming: B+LNZ working on a sustainable and profitable herd
Sponsored content: Informing New Zealand Beef programme wants to hear from Kiwi farmers.

Cattle breeders battle it out on the bowling mat
Friendly rivalry on bowling mat between cattle breeder clubs.
The Country Radio Show

Wool report: Disappointing final wool for the season
Sponsored content: PGG Wrightson Grant Edwards on a pretty quiet EU FTA & final wool sale.

Fonterra's Marc Rivers on a strong future for dairy
Sponsored content: Fonterra's CFO says dairy's performing well, despite market challenges.

Study finds red meat more nutritious than alternatives
Study an AgResearch, Auckland & Massey Universities & Riddet Institute collaboration.

The Country Full Show: July 5, 2022
Nathan Penny, Elliot Smith, Ben Bostock, Hunter McGregor and Cheyenne Wilson.

The Country Full Show: July 4, 2022
Phil Duncan, Chanelle O'Sullivan, Sir David Fagan, Dan Brier and Jon Dampney.

Future of Farming: B+LNZ working on a sustainable and profitable herd
Sponsored content: Informing New Zealand Beef programme wants to hear from Kiwi farmers.

Rabobank Best of The Country: July 2, 2022
Christopher Luxon, Stephen Jacobi, Dr Rowarth, Stuart Nash, Jim Hopkins, Malcolm Bailey.

'Fairly gutted': Dairy, red meat sectors unhappy with EU trade deal
B+LNZ and DCANZ disappointed but Trade Minister Damien O'Connor optimistic about deal.

The Country Full Show: Friday July 1, 2022
Damien O'Connor, Sam McIvor, Malcolm Bailey, Chris Brandolino, Carol Ward, Grant Edwards.

Wool report: Disappointing final wool for the season
Sponsored content: PGG Wrightson Grant Edwards on a pretty quiet EU FTA & final wool sale.

Fonterra's Marc Rivers on a strong future for dairy
Sponsored content: Fonterra's CFO says dairy's performing well, despite market challenges.

Study finds red meat more nutritious than alternatives
Study an AgResearch, Auckland & Massey Universities & Riddet Institute collaboration.

The Country Full Show: July 5, 2022
Nathan Penny, Elliot Smith, Ben Bostock, Hunter McGregor and Cheyenne Wilson.

The Country Full Show: July 4, 2022
Phil Duncan, Chanelle O'Sullivan, Sir David Fagan, Dan Brier and Jon Dampney.

Future of Farming: B+LNZ working on a sustainable and profitable herd
Sponsored content: Informing New Zealand Beef programme wants to hear from Kiwi farmers.

Rabobank Best of The Country: July 2, 2022
Christopher Luxon, Stephen Jacobi, Dr Rowarth, Stuart Nash, Jim Hopkins, Malcolm Bailey.

'Fairly gutted': Dairy, red meat sectors unhappy with EU trade deal
B+LNZ and DCANZ disappointed but Trade Minister Damien O'Connor optimistic about deal.

The Country Full Show: Friday July 1, 2022
Damien O'Connor, Sam McIvor, Malcolm Bailey, Chris Brandolino, Carol Ward, Grant Edwards.

Wool report: Disappointing final wool for the season
Sponsored content: PGG Wrightson Grant Edwards on a pretty quiet EU FTA & final wool sale.

Fonterra's Marc Rivers on a strong future for dairy
Sponsored content: Fonterra's CFO says dairy's performing well, despite market challenges.

Study finds red meat more nutritious than alternatives
Study an AgResearch, Auckland & Massey Universities & Riddet Institute collaboration.

People at the core of award-winning orchard business
Traditional Māori knowledge provides a foundation to the team's approach

Seasonal workers gain confidence through cooking course
RSE workers served 16 guests, including Central Otago District Mayor Tim Cadogan.


Liam Dann: EU trade deal huge win, just don't expect short-term gain
The gains could be much greater for NZ than cheaper prices.

To save its honey industry, Australia is killing bees by the millions
New York Times: Australia has so far managed to contain the spread of mite fatal to bees.

Opinion: Country Calendar uproar is 'raging tall poppy syndrome'
When did progress, innovation and experimenting with different ideas become offensive?

Labour crisis: Sealord's SoS to office staff amid factory floor shortage
If fish aren't processed, there will be no office jobs.

Fonterra takes earnings hit in Sri Lanka, operations continuing 'within limits'
Fonterra says its operations in Sri Lanka are continuing despite economic challenges.

Danone NZ beats Fonterra, A2 Milk to US infant formula approval
France's Danone has won FDA approval to send NZ made formula to the US.

Editorial: NZ's hard sell and painstaking gains in US and Europe
EDITORIAL: It has been Jacinda Ardern's toughest overseas trade mission yet.

Meat industry unimpressed with NZ-EU free trade deal
"Slap in the face," Feds say, but Zespri happy with new EU deal.

Liam Dann: EU trade deal huge win, just don't expect short-term gain
The gains could be much greater for NZ than cheaper prices.

To save its honey industry, Australia is killing bees by the millions
New York Times: Australia has so far managed to contain the spread of mite fatal to bees.

Opinion: Country Calendar uproar is 'raging tall poppy syndrome'
When did progress, innovation and experimenting with different ideas become offensive?

Labour crisis: Sealord's SoS to office staff amid factory floor shortage
If fish aren't processed, there will be no office jobs.

Fonterra takes earnings hit in Sri Lanka, operations continuing 'within limits'
Fonterra says its operations in Sri Lanka are continuing despite economic challenges.