Carmen Gray, NZ's only female cider maker, earns international recognition for her ciders.

Glenn and Lynda Howatson to showcase sustainable farming, offer advice in Taranaki tours.

Central Taranaki charity Team HOPE is celebrating its 10th birthday in November.

John Vernon’s tulip garden in Midhirst is starting to bloom.

'I’m a bit nervous but I think it’ll be pretty cool.'

Their efforts to protect biodiversity were recognised at the national awards ceremony.

The 19-year-old World Vision youth ambassador taught 40 tricks to a group of dogs.

The graduates are now qualified for the forestry and conservation sector.

The latest Niwa outlook report covers what's expected over the next three months.

The two farmer-led initiatives ensure those in need get meat and milk.

BlueFloat Energy wants to hear from Whanganui businesses.

Stratford's Travid Young came out on top against 12 other machine operators.

Monique Radford, who grew up in Stratford, now lives in Ashburton.

Stratford brothers Shane and Jack Jordan went head to head at the national competition.

Money raised at the gala will go towards funding activities and supplies for the school.

From llamas to clydesdales, creatures great and small are on show at the Taranaki farm.

Dogs and their handlers will show off their skills at an annual event in Tarata.

Worm management and finance management are the focus of two upcoming events.

Fundraiser set to scare the daylights out of you.

The South Taranaki-based society organises a summer and autumn flower show each year.

Egmont A&P Show Association's Dale Mosley says the show will have lots of entertainment.

The traps will be put along Stratford's Carrington Walkway.

The area under the grandstand will have workshops, activities and free presentations.

Stratford A&P Society president Paul Vanner says the show will have plenty of rural fun.

The Stratford A&P Show received its first grant from the Toi Foundation in 1995.

Santa and his elves are taking a break from the North Pole to attend the event.

Auroa School principal Jared Chittenden says the books are popular at the school.

Organiser Murray Austin says the sheepdog trials are open to a range of levels and skills.

The upcoming workshop will teach farmers drystock nutrition tips.

The rain couldn't wash away the smiles on the pupils' faces at the annual event.

This year's show has a mix of old, new and returning activities, says Vicki Jagersma.

Knowing all the right moves isn't a requirement to attend, says Karen Eichstaedt.

The tulips are in bloom and Midhirst and John Vernon says they're amazing.

Daring and friendship results in vodka business

Cannasouth is the first company in NZ to export cannabis API to Australia.

The truck was last used in 1960s as a delivery truck.

Bryan Hocken has retired from Beef and Lamb NZ Western North Island Farm Council.

There is a range of titles suited for every child, Bridget Roper says.

The Taranaki Secondary School Agricultural Safety Challenge started 25 years ago.

The graduates received a New Zealand Level 2 certificate.

The book contains stories all relating to one theme - lameness.

The event marks the end of a five-event series in Taranaki.

The Stratford woodchopper is a third generation axeman.

The market runs on the third Saturday of each month during winter.

Three speciality sheep breeders are opening their farm gates for the day.

Ratapiko School's new principal says its never to late to follow your dreams.

This Friday Taranaki farmers have the chance to have a cuppa with Christopher Luxon.

The field day takes place at the back of Stratford.

The mural is located on Princes Street, Hāwera.

Taranaki's top dogs will be competing for the top spot at the sheep dog trial champs.

The open day aimed to teach Taranaki farmers about the benefits of sheep milking.

The project will look at whether low-flow hydro is sustainable.

The special open day will teach farmers about sheep milking.

The cheese factory scooped up a number of awards and medals.

Horse riders and their equine friends travelled from around the country to compete.

The Taranaki Rural Farm Art and Sculpture competition aims to spread festive cheer.

A Taranaki woman will be able to increase her governance skills over the next year.

From apprentice to qualified butcher for The Family Butchery staff member.

The fire brigade has restored a piece of Hāwera's history.

St Joseph's School Stratford pupils visited Dolly's Milk.

Inglewood Young Farmers Club has received an award for membership growth.

The spot check van was parked at the Stratford A&P Showgrounds.

Did curiosity kill the possum? This project will help find the answer.

The course helps people kickstart their career in the forestry and conservation sectors.

The event will help farmers identify resources and the value they have to their business.

The workshop will teach farmers a range of skills

Thea Schumacher says she has been blessed by real-life angels since the accident.

Rhys and his dog Joy were the winning combination at a recent dog trial.

Surfing For Farmers have three new surfboards with a special feature.

Two Taranaki students have benefitted from Meat Industry Association scholarships.

Auroa school pupils learn about the primary sector through the Agri-Kids programme.

There was good results at the Taranaki Ayrshire Club junior show.

The tractors leave New Plymouth on February 14.

The creative fibre group meets on the first Saturday of each month

The cheeses picked up a number of international awards.

Owner says some guests at the garden festival don't understand how dairy farms work.

Stratford calf and lamb