13 food forests now between Hanmer Springs and Ashburton
13 food forests now between Hanmer Springs and Ashburton
Food forests are springing up all over Canterbury.
David Hill
Show Day returns without a crowd
Show Day returns without a crowd
Livestock competitions returned to Canterbury Agricultural Park last week, but without the usual fanfare.
The show must go on: president
The show must go on: president
Chris Harris has been looking forward to presiding over the New Zealand Agricultural Show for longer than most.
Vet recognised for 20-year service to pork industry
Vet recognised for 20-year service to pork industry
A Kaiapoi-based veterinarian admits he was surprised to receive the New Zealand pork industry’s top award.
Shearing gangs coping with limits
Shearing gangs coping with limits
Shearing has continued amid the lockdown.
Sector Feel에볼루션 바카라 사이트g Covid의
Sector Feel에볼루션 바카라 사이트g Covid의
While it is largely business as usual for the region's farmers, Covid-19 is having an impact on the sector.
New stadium a game-changer for the community
New stadium a game-changer for the community
With Mainpower Stadium now open for business in Rangiora, North Canterbury is looking to its next big project - a new stadium in Kaiapoi.
Aqua play park still on track to open soon
Kaiapoi aqua play park still on track to open soon
The planned aqua play park in Kaiapoi could be up and running in about three months.
Private water wells need to be tested in North Canterbury
Private water wells need to be tested in North Canterbury
Environment Canterbury’s latest groundwater quality survey found E.coli and nitrate contamination in some private wells around Waimakariri.
SPR먹튀 없는 바카라 사이트G LAMB먹튀 없는 바카라 사이트G 비율이 딥으로
SPR먹튀 없는 바카라 사이트G LAMB먹튀 없는 바카라 사이트G 비율이 딥으로
Spring lamb numbers are expected to be down around the region.
Staff short as calving begins
Staff short as calving begins
Immigration restrictions are continuing to be a headache as calving starts in North Canterbury.
Award for maintaining connection and engagement
Award for maintaining connection and engagement
Winning a New Zealand Young Farmers service award was ‘‘a big honour’’ for Rachel Stewart.
Planning under way for NZ Agricultural Show
Planning under way for NZ Agricultural Show
The New Zealand Agricultural Show is on track to make a return in November.
Farming Nous는 우승 에지를 바카라사이트 카지노판
Farming Nous는 우승 에지를 바카라사이트 카지노판
British farming know-how has paid off for Alice Partridge.
Sheep and cattle a family affair
Sheep and cattle a family affair
When the Holland family first moved to Culverden in 2000, running sheep and cattle studs was not on the horizon.
Surprise price of ,000 at Kaikoura sale
Surprise price of ,000 at Kaikoura sale
A commercial Angus bull produced a bit of surprise at a Kaikoura bull sale last month.
Resilience key theme of conference
Resilience key theme of conference
Looking to the future and resilience were the focus of a farmers’ conference held in Christchurch.
Counting the huge cost of flood damage
Counting the huge cost of flood damage
North Canterbury farmers are taking stock of flood damage, as it adds to winter maintenance workloads.
Recent flooding a ‘baptism of fire’
Recent flooding a ‘baptism of fire’
Caroline Amyes has had an eventful first month in her new role as a farming leader.
‘Shearing sheep was in my blood’
‘Shearing sheep was in my blood’
An eight-month student exchange was enough to convince Diane Webster that New Zealand was the place to be.