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Opinion: Are we there yet? The evolution of the great Kiwi Road Trip

Opinion: In holiday road trips of old, getting lost wasn’t a mistake-it was an adventure.

'Benefits are amazing': Farmers bitten by the bokashi bug

'We get a lot of people come past here going ‘why is your place so green?’'

Vege tips: Eggplant or aubergine, fruit or vegetable?

OPINION: Whether you say eggplant or aubergine, Kem Ormond's got you covered.

Tractor accidents in the 1950s

"Why are there so many accidents with tractors on farms?" Rotorua Morning Post, 1950.

How a poultry club became a lifelong passion

Fiona Taylor joined the Waikato Poultry and Pigeon Club and became a judge and steward.

'Great promise': Young inventor's wool pod wows at Fieldays

The Shear Space is a naturally soundproofed environment designed as a quiet retreat.

Remembering a strawberry pioneer

Bill Scott was ahead of the game in the berry-growing world.

Swedes: $7 for sheep food? – Hunter Wells

OPINION: Corriedales are munching swedes for free across the South Island.

Greystone’s Georgia Mehlhopt takes top viticulture prize

The competition is open to contestants from Nelson, North Canterbury and Waitaki.

Finding forever home for old farming dogs getting harder - charity

The charity has rehomed about 1800 farming canines over the last decade.

'Quite fun': Hamish's quail egg business takes flight

Hamish began rearing quails for their eggs at age 11.

Why every garden needs a persimmon tree

Opinion: Even if you don't like persimmons, the tree can be a real talking piece.

Farming, science and family through the generations

Gordon Stephenson’s family have embraced inquiry-based learning in their farming.

'Not suitable for high speeds': Rural roads in the 1930s

Roads were built for traffic, "consisting largely of slow-moving horse-drawn vehicles".

'That's what a true blue doco is': Why Lisa Burd's new film comes with a content warning

A boots and all tribute to the women saving rugby.