
Cattle breed supremacy decided over friendly game of indoor bowls
A local rivalry will choose a champion cow breed after an indoor bowls competition.
A local rivalry will choose a champion cow breed after an indoor bowls competition.
Voting is open for the 2018 FMG Young Farmer of the Year — People's Choice Award.
NZ dairy farmers are preparing for the impact of Fonterra's new fat evaluation index.
"Horticulture should be an industry that everyone considers."
Spark has switched on a new Internet of Things (IoT) site at Mystery Creek.
Farming is in Alana's blood and she has always dreamed of working outdoors.
DairyNZ farm manager Ben Fisher is a finalist in the Fieldays Rural Catch competition.
The John Fowler and Co. tractor is owned by Canterbury sheep farmer Rodney Miles.
Te Aroha scrap metal artist Adrian Worsley will be presenting a sculpture at Fieldays.
Options to get to Fieldays include free bus, park and ride, or even go by air or water.
A North Canterbury farmer stepped up to the plate after a blade shearer fell ill.
NZ's Bachelor series may have some colourful characters. They've got nothing on this lot.
Mairi Whittle is looking to win the golden gumboot and a prize package worth over $20,000.
Neville and Murray Child standouts at national sheepdog trial championships.
Three Whangārei-based dogs have enjoyed success at the national sheep dog trial champs.
Whanganui triallists do well with huntaways, but don't retain the Centre shield.
Matt Flowerday's invention helps people find their way around Fieldays.
Rural Communities minister Damien O'Connor will discuss 'rural proofing lens' at Fieldays.
New champion's great grandfather competed at the first championships in 1911.
Celebrations of Fieldays' 50th anniversary come to Te Puke this weekend.
Four men and four women have been named as the 2018 Fieldays Rural Catch finalists.
With Fieldays around the corner, it's time to plan your route.
Tearfund CEO Ian McInnes will speak in Te Awamutu about peace between ethnic groups.
Neville Child had to work hard for another green tie, after his first was stolen.
The Tamworth Queen of Country Music and Princess of Country Music arrive in Gore.
Gold Guitars gives Gore its title as New Zealand capital of country.
Firstlight Foods quietly confident as they face fierce competitors in steak competition.
Results from Day three of Dog Champs shows the north's dominance.
A Raupunga farmer chases the coveted green at the sheep dog championships