Canterbury dry spell looks likely to continue
Canterbury dry spell looks likely to continue
Canterbury farmers are being advised to prepare for the worst as dry conditions continue to bite.
David Hill
Conditions affect calf sales
Conditions affect calf sales
North Canterbury calf sales have been sluggish as dry conditions affect farmer confidence.
W에볼루션 바카라 사이트n The Sheep Dog a Real
W에볼루션 바카라 사이트n The Sheep Dog a Real
Canterbury sheep dog Winn is a winner on the paddock.
Shearer ‘bit rusty’ after 25-year break
Shearer ‘bit rusty’ after 25-year break
It may have been the first time Roddy Kidd had picked up a handpiece in 25 years — but the 84-year-old reckoned it was just like riding a bike.
Breed youth group focused on future
Breed youth group focused on future
Young people are getting the chance to learn about agriculture through Hereford cattle.
Rain hoped for after dry summer
Rain hoped for after dry summer
North Canterbury farmers and contractors are looking for rain as winter approaches.
Sheep milking on the rise in New Zealand
Sheep milking on the rise in New Zealand
Milking sheep is a small but growing industry.
‘I perhaps underestimated myself’
‘I perhaps underestimated myself’
Growing up in Timaru, Roshean Woods never imagined she would one day compete in a Young Farmer of the Year grand final.
Small school triumphs in contest
Small school triumphs in contest
A small North Canterbury school has exceeded its expectations in the Young Farmers agrikids competition.
Murray Greys attract young breeder
Murray Greys attract young breeder
"A random email" led Caitlin Brooks into breeding Murray Grey cattle.
Earthquake repairs priority now for former SI farmer director
Earthquake repairs priority now for former SI farmer director
Phil Smith is looking forward to having more time at home, after losing his seat on the Beef + Lamb New Zealand board.
Satellites could be ‘game-changers’
Satellites could be ‘game-changers’
Space-age innovation could provide benefits to farmers, Andrew Hoggard says.
Bumper crowds flock to field days
Bumper crowds flock to field days
Record crowds last week visited the South Island Agricultural Field Days at Kirwee.
President has multitasking down to a fine art
President has multitasking down to a fine art
Running an Angus stud, raising a newborn child and preparing for an A&P show are all in a day's work for Marie FitzPatrick.
$ 10m 계획 Get Hart Racing : Nth Canterbury
m plan gets Hart racing: Nth Canterbury principal describes school redevelopment
The principal of Oxford Area School has provided a short but vivid description of how the master plan for his school’s $10 million redevelopment is taking shape.
Tasman young farmer final field competitive
Tasman young farmer final field competitive
The Lincoln University young farmers’ club (YFC) will be hoping its four finalists have better luck this year.
Family has long history with Hawarden show
Family has long history with Hawarden show
Jim and Ramona Sidey will be hoping for second time lucky as they look forward to presiding over the Hawarden A&P Show on Saturday.
바카라 토토 사이트Kindle Rodeo Spark를
바카라 토토 사이트Kindle Rodeo Spark를
A North Canterbury farmer is keen share his passion for rodeo.
Canterbury A&P looking ahead
Canterbury A&P looking ahead
The Canterbury A&P Association says it is back on track after a challenging year.
Setting goals takes shearer places
Setting goals takes shearer places
As a teenager growing up in Southland two decades ago, Troy Pyper had one goal — to represent New Zealand in shearing.