The CountryBatten down the hatches: Wet and wild weekend on the way for New ZealandBrace yourself, New Zealand, few places will be dry by Sunday evening.12 Jul 07:32 PM
The CountrySheep found shot dead in South Otago paddock"The animals would have suffered immensely" police said.11 Jul 11:00 PM
The CountryBeekeeper buzzing after honey medalsAllen McCaw received Supreme Award at the ApiNZ National Honey Competition in Rotorua.10 Jul 09:45 PM
The CountryMining water permits 'not as simple' as first thoughtTransition of existing mining water permits to modern resource consents complicated.10 Jul 03:30 AM
The CountryBan on pāua fishing consideredFisheries Minister considering temporary ban on pāua fishing on beaches north of Dunedin.09 Jul 09:45 PM
The CountryComment: How constant are we on water?Comment:If farmers are expected to do their best over water discharge, shouldn't everyone?09 Jul 09:00 PM
The CountryFears over worsening wallaby problemWallabies are the "biggest threat to farming since the rabbit plague of 100 years ago".09 Jul 04:00 AM
The CountryTapanui youngsters lead country for farming skillsBlue Mountain College pupils awarded first place at the AgriKidsNZ Grand Final.08 Jul 09:45 PM
The CountryFrom vodka brewing to high country farmingFounders of 42 Below vodka, Geoff and Justine Ross always knew they would be farmers.08 Jul 12:45 AM
The CountryGroup aims to help farmers, improve 'M. bovis' responseWaimate/Waitaki M. bovis Advisory Group formed to support MPI's eradication programme.07 Jul 11:30 PM
The CountryFrost raises fire danger, Otago farmers warnedFrost dries out vegetation so farmers should stay vigilant when burning off during winter.03 Jul 09:45 PM
The CountryRezoning would badly affect cherry growersCromwell orchards would be ''irreversibly impacted'' if plan change 13 was granted.02 Jul 11:00 PM
The Country'We're all in it together' - farmers take actionEnvironmental work an excellent way for farmers to get to know the community.01 Jul 03:42 AM
The CountryPest-trapping volunteers vexed by vandalsSomeone is vandalising pest-traps on hills above Arrowtown.01 Jul 03:30 AM
The CountryStill no certainty over future of TelfordNo Ministry of Education confirmation about Telford's future beyond the end of the year.26 Jun 10:00 PM
The CountryStrong prices at Otago and Southland bull salesCracking southern autumn bull season with buyers chasing quality bulls across all breeds.26 Jun 03:15 AM
The CountryWoolhandling and shearing team flying flag for SwitzerlandThe Alexandra-based members of Swiss woolhandling/shearing team have arrived in France.26 Jun 03:00 AM
The CountryMPI pays $90 million in M. bovis claimsSo far, 1125 claims for compensation had been received by MPI.25 Jun 09:57 PM
The CountryMcCaw flight for auction at refuge fundraiserA huge range of items will be auctioned as part of Higgins The Great Ball fundraising.25 Jun 05:00 PM
The CountryPassion for Herefords comes from working at studLisa Bonenkamp wants to represent NZ at next year's Young Breeders Competition.24 Jun 10:00 PM
The CountrySpeedy delivery: Baby born in moving carJess Berry had her feet up on the dashboard to give birth to son William.24 Jun 08:17 PM
The CountrySafety 'second nature' for Young Farmer finalist Alan HarveyHealth and safety is all part of the job for Young Farmer grand finalist Alan Harvey.24 Jun 03:00 AM
The CountryAgent's ram price still highest everNeil McCrostie sold Romney ram for $45,000 in 1992 - a world record price to this day.24 Jun 12:00 AM
The CountryMan arrested after miniature horse stabbed 41 timesA man has been arrested and charged with cruelty to an animal.19 Jun 09:46 AM
The CountryWatch: Ploughmen from around South Island competeHawea Flat ground in "perfect condition" - the only thing missing was a bit of sunshine.17 Jun 10:15 PM
The CountryTiming of electricity use on-farm could keep costs downScience for Technological Innovation team researching how farms could save on power costs.17 Jun 09:23 PM
The CountryWallaby control options to be reassessedA "disappointed'' council will have to reassess its options after no funding in Budget.17 Jun 12:15 AM
The CountryFalls Dam irrigation project put on holdProject on hold because of uncertainty over broader water issues facing Central Otago.17 Jun 12:00 AM
The CountryTwo wool clip awards for farmer who 'keeps it simple'Earl and Bernadine Attfield won two trophies at Otago Merino Association awards.12 Jun 02:30 AM
The CountryDeer Industry Environment Group holds first on-farm visitFiordland Deer Industry Environment Group is the first in the southern region.11 Jun 10:15 PM
The CountrySouthern forestry excellence celebrated''Outstanding turnout'' at Dunedin's Forsyth Barr Stadium for awards.10 Jun 11:00 PM
The CountryWoman campaigned for better birth facilities. Then her baby came earlyKristi James had her baby on the floor of her midwife's office in Wanaka.10 Jun 09:30 PM
The CountryFeed conditions 'tight' in South Otago"We've seen yields down across fodder beet, swede and kale this year".10 Jun 09:00 PM
The CountryMore roadside births feared after service downgradeAfter a roadside birth last month, more are feared in rural Southland.09 Jun 04:04 AM
