The CountrySheep removed from North Otago highwayOamaru police had to wrangle two sheep on the loose north of the town on SH1 this morning.04 Aug 06:00 AM
The CountryLast ride for Reefton Rodeo?The Reefton Rodeo Club is probably going to have to fold after 20 years.04 Aug 05:00 AM
The Country'Huge sense of achievement' training apprenticesDunedin Botanic Garden is the best place to do a horticultural apprenticeship.04 Aug 04:00 AM
The CountryWe are alpacas - not llamasA farmer wants to make sure people know the difference between llamas and alpaca.04 Aug 03:28 AM
The CountryCall for Belford, Beaven to go over emailsA year-long battle for a regional councillor's communications to be made public has ended.03 Aug 08:54 PM
The CountryRotorua symposium to look at lake pestsThe Lakeswater Quality Scientific Symposium will be held on August 31 and September 1.03 Aug 06:54 PM
The CountryEwe gives birth to four lambs at onceIn a rare turn of events, a local ewe has given birth to four lambs at once03 Aug 05:00 PM
The CountryMike Finlayson: Give us our fish backI have been a staunch advocate for a solution to mitigating pressures on inshore fisheries03 Aug 06:00 AM
The CountryFarming key water quality factorForest and Bird spokesman says farmland intensification must stop to improve water quality03 Aug 04:14 AM
The CountryFarmer: Consents complex and expensiveConsents for intensive farming are under scrutiny and four Dalrymple farms are affected03 Aug 04:08 AM
The CountryFarmers offer Rotorua their mudFarmers have offered Rotorua use of as much mud as they want.03 Aug 03:30 AM
The CountryMesh 'stunning' in control of tomato potato psyllidThe use of fine mesh covers could be the answer to controlling the tomato potato psyllid.03 Aug 03:11 AM
The CountryAucklander fined for marine reserve fishingAuckland man fined for fishing in Whangarei marine reserve during fishing contest02 Aug 11:00 PM
The CountrySterile moths for a disruptive conferencePipfruit New Zealand's annual conference is currently in Napier.02 Aug 08:00 PM
The CountryStick to grass and limit leaching - analystWhen the economics of a farm are right the environment gains, Barrie Ridler says.02 Aug 05:00 PM
The CountrySustainable Farming Fund applications openApplications for Ministry for Primary Industries' Sustainable Farming Fund open this week02 Aug 05:00 PM
The CountryResidents' lake views identifiedRubbish around Lake Wanaka and water cleanliness are among the main concerns of residents02 Aug 05:11 AM
The CountryTrust warned over animals in trapsWildlife Foxton Trust has been officially warned for leaving animals to die in traps02 Aug 04:42 AM
The Country'Landmark decision' for future of lakeNew rural land use rules aim to limit nitrogen leaching into lake.02 Aug 03:19 AM
The CountryHealth and safety flows at Fonterra Kauri factoryNo recordable injuries at north Whangarei dairy factory over the past 12 months.02 Aug 12:00 AM
The CountryClaim: 1800 Hawke's Bay jobs threatenedFears over job losses labelled "cynical scaremongering"01 Aug 09:23 PM
The CountryMan charged for shooting protected birdLying on top of a pile of ducks was a native pied stilt.01 Aug 08:00 PM
The CountryMakatote Viaduct work up for global awardOpus International Consultants may be awarded for work on Makatote Viaduct01 Aug 05:00 PM
The CountryRegional councillors join water committeeHawke's Bay Regional Council has agreed to work together to ensure water safety01 Aug 04:00 PM
The CountryA big day out for dogs and ownersThe dog day at A&P showgrounds in Kaitaia attracted a lot of pet owners.01 Aug 03:30 AM
The CountryRepairs to Cooks Tooth Rd cost $1.3m after stormAbout $1.3 million in damage was caused to the district's roads in last month's storm.01 Aug 03:17 AM
The CountrySecurity booth becomes bed for Tauranga sealA seal has tested the might of the Port of Tauranga's security services.31 Jul 11:35 PM
The CountryCold snap to make way for rain and cloudThe frost and ice which covered Tauranga is unlikely to return again for a while.31 Jul 09:05 PM
The CountryTrees donated to Whanganui's Sisters of St Joseph projectWhanganui's Sisters of St Joseph are winners in a competition for native trees31 Jul 08:00 PM
The CountryFrosty mornings to give way to rainCold weather is to give way to wet this week but it looks better for the weekend.31 Jul 05:00 PM
The CountrySustainable land care relies on collaborationImproved land and water management practices require collaborative approach by all parties31 Jul 05:41 AM
The CountryWillow trees, the heroes of rural areasWillows are the workhorses of rural New Zealand's landscape and often an unsung hero31 Jul 12:55 AM
The CountryRemote farm has everything couple needsEither farming or forestry is enough to make a living in Whanganui hill country.29 Jul 01:00 AM
The CountryGerard Pain: Plan B, C for water storageIsn't it about time we started looking at another option where all farmers could benefit?28 Jul 04:37 AM
