Farmers take part in farming census
All New Zealand farmers are taking part in the Agricultural Production Census
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Lincoln University opened doors for Young Farmers winner
Young Farmer 2017 winner Nigel Woodhead says his time at Lincoln University opened doors
Serenity named top cow of the year
This year's top Holstein Friesian cow has been found in Te Awamutu.
Award for innovative farm gate invention
Strainrite Fencing Systems is leading change at the farm gate with its new Activator Strap
President leading from the front
Wendy Harker of Pokuru was one of the winners at this year's Annual Conference.
Spring calving time
This year will be my seventh spring in New Zealand, and the first one in the Waikato.
Donated farm will show the future in agriculture
New Zealand Young Farmers have been donated a 74ha farm in Auckland
Managing feed, minimising mud on farms
Many farms are not where we want to be in average pasture cover for this time of year
Christchurch broking firm fined for biosecurity breach
A Christchurch broking firm has been fined for submitting a false customs declaration
Cricket: Te Awamutu bowler secures ND contract
Northern Districts names its contracted list for the coming season
Bowls: Te Awamutu's Lynda Bennett wins Aussie disabled title
Te Awamutu bowler beats the best disabled competitors on their patch at Gold Coast event.
Te Awamutu school's old chestnut tree faces chop
Tree at Te Awamutu Primary School will be chopped down for safety reasons these holidays.
800 locals line Te Awamutu main street
The long line stretched from Showcase Jewellers to Strawbridge Appliances on Alexandra St.
Taking a stand against child abuse
About 800 people linked arms in Te Awamutu to make a united stand against child abuse.
Farewell for chestnut at Te Awamutu Primary School
A chestnut tree that has lived at a school for years will be felled these school holidays
Young Farmer decider on this weekend
The biggest week of the year is underway as all roads lead to the Manawatu
Te Awamutu food trucks prove a hit
The trucks will fill 11 parks outside Regent Theatre every Friday night during winter.
Te Awamutu food trucks: Discussion needed
Mixed views on food trucks outside the Regent Theatre.
Prisoners' art helps change their ways
A garden of artwork narrates the journey of the inmates and obstacles they have faced.
Book funding rural scholarships
A North Canterbury Rural Women New Zealand member is offering three scholarships for 2017.
Council strategy for water availability
A new Waikato Regional Council freshwater strategy has been signed off by the council.
Students focus on safety innovations
Today we meet two teams who were also in the Innovations Tent at National Fieldays.
Taking action against climate change
Climate change threatens the existence of every living thing on this planet.
Joinery apprentice wins award with Personal Touch
An apprentice from Personal Touch Kitchens has taken out a national joinery award.
Racing: Isdale scores first training win
Te Awamutu trainer Clinton Isdale scored his first training win at Ruakaka with Almarie
Student inventors hot on De-Fence
A team of St Paul's Collegiate students won the 'Young Inventor of the Year' prize
Jason Te Brake youngest EPI scholarship recipient
Jason Te Brake is the youngest recipient to receive the EPI Scholarship.
Te Awamutu Primary champion tractor pullers
Te Awamutu Primary School has taken out the Fieldays Tractor Pull competition
Pirongia bachelor entrant happy with efforts
Kenneth Veen may not be the Rural Bachelor of the Year but he walked away with head high.
Sharing Shed a hit with the locals
The Sharing Shed is a mini hub that allows residents to share books and produce.
Health on show at Fieldays
Bras, mannequins and lemons resembling breasts were just some of the displays at Fieldays
First timer looking to make history
Female finalist rated chance to win Young Farmer of Year
Paula Bennett praises farming future
Paula Bennett was guest of honour at The Te Awamutu Chamber of Commerce After 5.