The CountryOtago council ramps up campaign against rabbitsLandowners will have to foot the bill if ORC has to deal with their rabbit problems.13 Dec 03:00 AM
The CountryMonte Christo Raspberries and Cafe owners moving onIt's Graeme and Estelle Blanchard's final season at Monte Christo Raspberries and Cafe.12 Dec 10:15 PM
The CountryEgg farming family give cropping and cattle finishing a crackThe Winmill family is giving cropping and cattle finishing a go in the Maniototo.11 Dec 04:30 PM
The Country'Rams for everyone' philosophy at big South Otago saleA big South Otago annual ram sale is set to celebrate its 21st next week.10 Dec 04:30 PM
The CountryEfforts to entice workers to orchard jobs ramp upTransport, social events, flexible working hours and bonuses are all on offer.10 Dec 01:15 AM
The CountryMore setbacks for rodeo seasonEight southern clubs have pulled the pin on the season so far.07 Dec 02:00 AM
The CountryWaitaki road reopens after milk trailer rollsA police spokeswoman said there were no reported injuries to the driver.07 Dec 01:45 AM
The Country130ha farm pivotal in Tarras development proposal"We didn't want to lose that farm. It didn't make sense to us."05 Dec 10:00 PM
The CountryNorth Otago deer venture enters new territoryFarther and daughter team launch Kauru Hill Venison initiative.05 Dec 08:00 PM
The CountryRabbit eradication project 'a really, really successful story'Pest Free Pisa Moorings has eradicated an estimated 90 per cent of the pest population.03 Dec 04:00 PM
The CountryFormer livestock agent avoids jail after fraud of more than $1mJohn Williams of Balclutha was sentenced in court this morning,02 Dec 11:09 PM
The CountryWānaka Rodeo joins Covid cancellation listAnother popular Otago summer event has been cancelled.02 Dec 08:00 PM
The CountryBack-to-back cattle sales successful in Central OtagoBidding and the weather were hot at double-header cattle sale in Central Otago last week.01 Dec 11:15 PM
The CountryThe days when produce was grown on Dunedin's doorstepAlmost a century ago 24 Chinese market gardens flourished on the fertile Taieri plains.01 Dec 10:30 PM
The CountryCovid-19: Hard choices facing rodeo organisers"It's definitely not an ideal situation. But we're not living in normal times."01 Dec 09:00 PM
The CountryPartnership investing in finer wool stud breedingSteve Kerr and Russell Smillie have started their own stud sheep breeding venture.29 Nov 08:30 PM
The CountrySouth Otago A and P show goes on despite drizzle, CovidNeither drizzle nor the pandemic could dampen spirits at the South Otago A&P Show.28 Nov 09:15 PM
The CountryMultimillion-dollar stoush over slice of ParadiseThe fight centers around a caveat on the title of the property.28 Nov 07:57 PM
The CountryCentral Otago cherry-picking season about to beginOrchardists are quite confident they will have enough workers to pick the crop.25 Nov 04:00 PM
The CountryIda Valley Station owner leaves rabbit control to the professionals"You need good contractors, otherwise it won't be done properly," Callum Paterson says.24 Nov 10:00 PM
The CountryFarming couple's eggs and honey hobby becomes a businessJosh and Ellie Adam have ventured into producing free-range eggs and clover honey.23 Nov 01:00 AM
The CountryOnline job expo hopes to entice seasonal workers for picking seasonSuper Summer Jobs goes online this year.22 Nov 08:15 PM
The CountryBoy, 6, in coma after pig dog attackThe attack left him with injuries to his face, throat, head, arms and torso.22 Nov 05:41 PM
The CountryGood numbers attend Southland Tux NZ Yarding Challenge"This year, they've just come out of the woodwork."22 Nov 01:30 AM
The CountryQueenstown farming family safeguard sceneryQEII covenant for 170ha of 800ha farm straddling the Wakatipu Basin's southern entrance.19 Nov 03:00 AM
The CountryLake Ohau fire: Residents considering legal actionFire and Emergency NZ found an electrical short circuit on a power pole was responsible.18 Nov 08:53 PM
The Country'The phone ain't ringing': Staff shortage worrying Otago cherry orchardistsOtago cherry growers are scrambling for staff to pick a bumper crop.17 Nov 03:00 AM
The CountryFunding boost for community-led catchment groups in OtagoGovernment boosting its support of 20 community-led catchment groups in Otago.17 Nov 01:30 AM
The CountryThe pet possum who held a woman hostage - and made headlines around the worldJuvenile marsupial that 'held woman hostage' outed as a stray pet, raised in a lunchbox.16 Nov 04:57 PM
The CountryOh my dog! Bacon-flavoured ice cream made especially for caninesThe treat is made from goat's milk which is good for dogs and easy to digest.16 Nov 12:13 AM
The Country'Atmospheric stew': Summer heatwaves predictedSea temperatures are pushing the air into a La Nina phase, bringing the heat.14 Nov 04:59 PM
The CountryCash crop: Central Otago set for sunflowersMore than 300ha in Central Otago is about to be planted in sunflowers.12 Nov 03:30 AM
The CountryFarmer prosecuted after excavating drain near wetlandThe farmer had to pay $20,000 to a local community group.12 Nov 01:25 AM
The CountrySchool scrambling after bus drivers quit over vaccine mandateParents of 45 of the school's pupils are having to make alternative arrangements.11 Nov 07:01 PM
