M. bovis precautions at A & P show praised
Months of painstaking preparations to eliminate risk of spreading M. bovis paying off.
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Federated Farmers: Visit Hawke's Bay Royal A&P Show to see best of rural NZ
Royal A&P Show brings urban and rural together
Katikati goes to the dogs for show
Weekend of dog shows of all breeds from big and burly to little yappers
Rotorua wood chopper set for world champs
Rotorua wood chopper Kyle Lemon is heading to England for the Timbersports World Champs.
Rangiora's Lyndon Morris has lived a lifetime with horses
Horses have played a big part in Lyndon Morris' life for three decades.
Amateur Cheesemakers Competition returns
Amateur cheesemakers will compete in the third annual Amateur Cheesemakers Competition.
Mangamuka sweeps prizes in Miss Far North
Charlotte Chapman-Kete, 17, was crowned Miss Far North 2018 on Saturday night.
Pony Club: Springston Trophy to View Hill
Canterbury's View Hill Pony Club's red team lifted the Springston Trophy in Oamaru.
Second time round for 2018 Rangiora show president
Duncan Lundy is looking forward to serving as Rangiora show president for the second time.
National leader Bridges coming to Hawke's Bay
Youth business initiatives and rural fun takes focus away from Parliamentary troubles.
'Positive changes' on the way for rodeo events
NZ Rodeo Cowboys Association welcomes National Animal Welfare Advisory Committee report.
'Agvocate' sought to represent NZ at Youth Ag Summit
The hunt is on for a Kiwi delegate to represent NZ at Youth Ag Summit in Brazil next year.
Otago Field days fast-moving ball, CEO says
The Otago Field Days are being held today and Saturday at the Palmerston saleyards.
Otago Field days a draw despite bad weather
Otago Fieldays opened yesterday with strong crowds despite the weather.
David Buick wins opening North Island shearing event
It's a long, long road for Worlds hopeful David Buick.
Gatecrashing sheep steals limelight at Ellesmere A and P show
Sheep escapes from shearing shed and gatecrashes alpaca ribbon ceremony.
Marton Young Farmers go barking mad at first ever bark up
The event had huntaways barking in front of a judge who determined which one was loudest.
Show boss predicts big crowds
Show organisers hope for 30,000 through the gates this week.
A and P Show ticket prices slashed
In a world where nothing gets cheaper, a slice of Hawke's Bay fun breaks the mould.
Attractions for town and country folk at Otago Field Days
Up to 7000 people are expected at Otago Field Days from today.
Pond pest pop-up event coming to Ōmokoroa
A pseudo-pond will help visitors at the Lizard Market in Omokoroa identify aquatic pests.
A glimpse into future careers
Ag Challenge open days in Whanganui offer a taste of future careers
Cabin, cash on the line in Te Puke fishing contest
Keen fisherman get ready - Te Puke Fishing Club's big competition is about to begin.
Cowboy Challenge tests Te Awamutu riders
The Cowboy Challenge is coming into its own in Te Awamutu.
Manawatū teen wins duck and goose calling comp in Taupō
Ritson Galloway won four categories at the NZ duck and goose calling champs in Taupō.
Pigs get day in sun at Wyndham A&P Show
Well-behaved pigs will replace the cattle classes at the Wyndham A&P Show.
'Death row' dog wins big at national champs
Glenn Armitage's dog takes out national obedience competition in Wellington
Shearing: Anna-Lise Humstad wins Norway open final
Norwegian Anne-Lise Humstad is one of the few women to win a National Open shearing title.
Farmstrong comedy night a roaring success
"It was great to get off the farm and have a laugh with the neighbours."
Whopper fish a winner for Glenorchy girl
Little Pippa Craigie was pleased with her 1.25kg brown trout.
Master blades shearer reaches milestone after 35 years
Tony Dobbs even surpassed shearing legend Sir David Fagan's record.
Waimate Shears: Kiwis win blade shearing, woolhandling
New Zealand take out blade shearing and woolhandling titles at Waimate Shears on Saturday.
Springston Trophy veteran's final round
The Springston Trophy is dubbed the southern hemisphere's largest pony club event.
'We're keeping it growing' - 51st Waimate Shears starts
Waimate will be "buzzing" today as the 51st Waimate Shears starts.