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It's a busy time at Heather North and Clive Marsh's nuttery near Lincoln. Photos / RNZ, Cosmo Kentish-Barnes

The Tasman Sea regularly pounds Joyce and Jock's Kaihoka farm.

The Country's Jamie Mackay catches up with a cast of thousands while broadcasting live at the Christchurch Show.

Jim and Jenny Stuckey run a Coffee-to-Go in the "middle of nowhere".

TrailLite's Peter Newman spent three months restoring one of the company's 1956 caravans.

Picking, grading and packing for export is in full swing at Prebbleton Peonies near Christchurch.

Hunters4Hope are turning surplus venison from hunters and farmers into high-protein food parcels for low-income families.

The Maramaura Hunt started in 1932.

Wool from the Lawsons' Romdale hoggets is crafted into Atér designer coats and blazers. Photos / RNZ / Cosmo Kentish-Barnes

Six scholarships, worth a total of $30,000, have gone to university students studying agriculture and science.

Steve and Dave Cornes get a new bridge after Cyclone Gabrielle washed away the original stock bridge at Kautuku.

Steve and Dave Cornes have had a bridge rebuilt on their Hastings farm after Cyclone Gabrielle.

Cyclones Hale and Gabrielle ravaged the region at the start of the year.

Winners from the 2023 South Island and New Zealand Sheep Dog Trial Championships, hosted by the Warepa Collie Club.

Winners from the 2023 South Island and New Zealand Sheep Dog Trial Championships, hosted by the Warepa Collie Club.

There was a full clearance of the more than 17,000 sheep on offer at the annual Maniototo Last Muster Lamb Sale at Waipiata Saleyards last week. Photos / ODT / Shawn McAvinue

A crew of six has been confirmed for this year’s Golden Shears World Shearing and Woolhandling Championships.

Organisers estimated at least 44,000 people attended this year's Wānaka A and P Show. Photos/ ODT / Stephen Jaquiery

Jeremy Murphy is assessing the damage to his Tologa Bay property after ex-tropical Cyclone Hale.

Neil Frendrup, of Franz Dairies, said the Waiho River had moved again, after over 1400mm of rain during a storm. Photos / Brendon McMahon / LDR

Darfield High School's senior ag students took part in a mufti day with a difference this week. Photos / Supplied

Kiwifruit orchard foreman Dave Trafford showcases damage caused by an early October frost.

Canterbury farmers Jane and Mark Schwass are making felted wool exercise mats from their crossbred wool clip.

More than 100 people attended a joint sale of bulls from Middlemarch studs Nethertown Angus and Foulden Hill Genetics in Middlemarch last week. ODT