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Putting energy into savings
Helen Twose talks to three winners of this year's EECA Awards for energy efficiency.
Elite school's rugby team tackled sheep
Farming and animal welfare groups have slammed a Sydney school after footage emerged of students tackling and wrestling sheep and rams during a rugby training camp.
'Gutless' thieves butcher cow in field
Prize cow shot with a .22 rifle and then badly butchered by "amateurs", says farmer. WARNING: Content may be upsetting for some readers.
Record fleece contest entries
Sharyn Miller and Brenna Sharland, from the New Zealand Merino Company, sort entries in this year's Child Cancer Foundation fleece competition.
Report: Farmers' salaries are growing
Dry stock farmers' salaries have grown strongly in the past year, according to Federated Farmers and Rabobank's 2015-16 employee remuneration report.
Ferret survey underway to avoid Tb outbreak
A ferret survey is being undertaken in the Mt Cargill area, near Dunedin, after last year's bovine Tb outbreak.
Livestock broker tackles broncos
At just 21, Madison Taylor has already represented New Zealand in two very diverse activities, pipe bands and rodeo.
Wet spring goes against the grain
After two world record grain yields, Carrfields are working with farmers...
Wet spring goes against the grain
After two world record grain yields, Carrfields are working with farmers...