Regenerative farming gains ground at Gore meeting
More than 100 people attended Gore meeting to hear about regenerative farming.
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As water levels drop and evacuated families return to their homes, reality kicks in.
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Total costs for the clean up following the floods are expected to run into millions.
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Cars and homes flooded after Mataura River surges through the town.
Fears of toxic gas clouds as flood waters threaten Southland chemical stash
The chemicals, stored at an old paper mill, sit right by the river.
Live: Third Southland town told to flee floods, blocks of land under water
Some families were forced to wade through waist-high water to safety.
Perendale ram tops Gore fair at $15,500
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Emergency crews are at the scene of a quad bike accident in Waikaka Valley.
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About 350 people attended a roadshow in Gore yesterday to discuss the proposed changes.
Real characters at Southern Indoor Charity Dog Trial
Organisers say having trial indoors is ideal as the weather can be "pretty iffy".
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"The overall calibre of entrants just keeps improving year on year."
Feeling sheepish? 300 ewes, rams not actually missing from farm after all
As far as crime stories go this one may be due to the silence of the lambs?
Gore farm manager recognised at NZ Dairy Industry Awards
James Matheson named runner-up in the Dairy Manager of the Year category
Roadshows for rural contractors
Rural Contractors New Zealand's roadshows are on this month.
Stock judge keen to get young people into agriculture
Brooke Flett is keen to encourage young people to get involved in the agriculture sector.
Many massacre remembrance services cancelled following police advice
Events in Southland and Waikato have been cancelled following advice from police.
Southland farmers win with 'meatier' Texels
Glenham farmers' enjoyed carcass competition win after upgrading Texel flock for meatiness
Farmer frustration over M. bovis response
Thirty properties remain infected, with 66 now cleared.
Gore farmer heading to Scotland
"I'm so excited. I've always wanted to visit Scotland, it's where my family's from."
Gore farm machinery company fined over injured worker
Lack of effective repairs to tractor has resulted in a substantial fine for Gore company.
Gore A&P carcass competition leaders pipped at the post
A couple of Glenham farmers have taken out the carcass competition at the Gore A&P Show.
Trophy winners true wool advocates at Gore A&P Show
Wool is the way of the future, says a winning wool advocate in Gore.
Tragic death of child in pond: 'We saw the wee boy run past the house'
Review after three-year-old boy found dead in Gore wastewater treatment pond.
Racing industry eyes track closures
Winston Peters said New Zealanders need to be realistic about the closures.
Missing 3-year-old found dead in Gore pond
The boy was alerted missing about 9.30 last night.
The lady in the office gets overdue win at Taihape Shears
Sheree Alabaster won at her home show for the first time since 2006
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Price is thought to be close to a record for the breed.
Gore student steps up to TeenAg leadership challenge
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Hardy Perendales sheep of choice for Gore breeder
One sheep breeder doesn't regret choosing Perendales for her farm.
Animal health problems led to organic farming
Gore farmers Mark and Vicki Nicholson, have been farming organically for 14 years.
Middlemarch Ploughing Match pushes ahead
Competitors travelled from between Lincoln to Thornbury to plough in Middlemarch.