
A & P show entertains all week
The Royal A and P Show is back for another year with a jam packed programme.
The Royal A and P Show is back for another year with a jam packed programme.
Trucks, trucks and more trucks was the theme of a family fun day in Whakatu on Saturday.
Kiwi shearing team dominate competitions in held New Zealand on Saturday.
Pongaroa's annual Bark Up competition is on again outside the Pongaroa Tavern
World Shearing and Woolhandling Championships success at NZ Event Association's Awards.
New Zealand's premier waterfowl imitator is stepping away from the solo duck-calling.
Peer pressure motivated the Paterson family to enter the Ballance Farm Environment Awards
A dozen women took part in special Skills Day organised by Central Taranaki Young Farmers.
ITM Hook me up! is a new take on a kiwi fishing show.
The new trout season gives anglers have the opportunity to win some big prizes
It's time for farmers to take a look at their best lamb flocks.
Record number of applicants have been narrowed down to a shortlist of seven.
There will be a tinge of sadness at this Saturday's Takapau Ploughing Club Match.
Te Aute club reschedules sheepdog trials to early November.
Sampling and judging of over 500 sausages to take place over the next two days.
Talented amateur and professional equestrians will perform at Equidays 2017.
Climate change workshops throughout New Zealand attract 420 rural professionals.
2017 World Shearing and Woolhandling Championships in the running for best event.
Plans to find the 2018 FMG Young Farmer of the Year champion are already underway.
Dairy Women's Network is putting the call out for the next inspiring industry leader
With the CHB Spring Fling in town, sales for ticketed events are running hot.
World Shearing Championships and ILT Stadium Southland both up for awards.
New Zealand Agricultural Fieldays is preparing for the 50th anniversary event
Hamilton's Stacey Belton was named as the Farmax Emerging Rural Professional of the Year
The Wanganui A&P Show has been cancelled for this year and its future is in doubt.
Three region farms will be featured in a grasslands conference in Whanganui in November
The iconic event saw 133,588 people through the gates - its highest visitor number yet.
If you think it is easy to make a farm dog woof on cue, you're barking up the wrong tree.