Potentially contaminated water diverted away from Whanganui River.

The operators have addressed a school's concerns about sprays at a new kiwifruit orchard.

Cost of shearing and burying adds to financial loss from dog attack on lambs.

People come from all over the lower North Island to buy reputable working dogs

Honey exports are up but prices are down in a time of oversupply.

A washout on Kauarapaoa Rd affects logging operations and access to Whanganui.

The incorporation's earnings were down slightly for the last financial year.

Two Waverley dairy farms are fencing and protecting biodiversity in their gullies.

The variety of work and her love of the outdoors drew Netta Rousell to Whanganui.

Protesters against farming regulations have again driven around Whanganui.

77-year-old former farmer defeats dangerous cancer through proactive approach and surgery.

Wild deer are an increasing problem in the Whanganui region, along with pigs and goats.

If the area is still under level 2 Waverley's A & P celebrations will be postponed.

Schools are among 21 groups sharing Horizons' $260,000 biodiversity grant fund.

The inventory cost $87,000

DoC says the 1080 drops will help endangered flora and fauna.

Nitrogen-leaching measurement software used by Horizons Regional Council isn't accurate.

There will be an information evening about the new rules on August 26 in Whanganui.

DoC offers advice and traps to backyard predator trappers in Whanganui

The bank says it could have better emphasised a more flexible timeframe.

Winter grazing practices are improving but new water systems are needed by some farmers.

Chris Smith and Milly Mitchell-Anyon want co-ordinated predator trapping in Whanganui.

Horizons Regional Council monitors intensive winter grazing for the first time

Firefighter Jes Sorensen is retiring to write his memoir and work on his house.

Bulls cooked meats manufacturer re-purposes Whanganui facility for use.

'A bank may decide to withdraw products and services for commercial reasons.'

The farm's turbines are the biggest in New Zealand for both rotors and generators.

Farmers have been receptive to the idea of working together on water quality.

Young conservationists move across region monitoring and aiding native fish species.

Rhayne employs six to eight, and harvests and sells the leaves of native plants.

The campaign comes ahead of new rules on intensive winter grazing next year.

Cut overambitious work plan and concentrate on freshwater and other basics, farmers say.

The farm is also in the process of changing ownership.

Hundreds watch extreme 4x4 vehicles tackle gruelling challenges on a Turakina farm.

Getting food to market is made difficult or impossible by ageing rail overbridges.

New dyehouse marks first stage in expansion for Tasman Tanning.

Agreements will be honoured despite a possible change of ownership, Tilt's manager says.

About 250 operators are expected to apply for land use consent under the revised rules.

All 31 turbines are now generating electricity.