David Hill

North Canterbury rams are the secret to breeding mint condition lambs, according to Marlborough farmers Ali and Stu Campbell.

Bragging rights are at stake in the Canterbury A&P Association’s mint lamb competition.

It’s back to the "grunt work" for a young South Canterbury auctioneer.

Chris Herbert plans to show cattle with his boys for a change at next year's New Zealand Agricultural Show.

The Corriedale sheep is holding its own in a challenging market, New Zealand Corriedale Council president Mark "Chief" Sidey, of Waipara, says.

Imagine catching the waves on a woolly surfboard.

Lincoln University tourism lecturer Dr Joanna Fountain has been working with the Post Quake Farming Project to help farmers explore tourism opportunities and to tell their stories.

Richard Westaway has history on his side as he prepares for the 145th Courtenay A&P Show.

The Canterbury A&P Association did not host the annual New Zealand Agricultural Show this year due to Covid-19 uncertainties, but instead held smaller "Show Week" individual&nbsp...

It was all about the youth at the Canterbury Agricultural Park last week.

The steaks were high at last week’s Canterbury A&P Association prime cattle competition, but there was a familiar winner.

Marshall Stokes is passionate about cattle.

Peter Casserly has hung up his blades after adding his name to another world record.

Winning the Zanda McDonald would have been beyond Jack Raharuhi’s wildest dreams when he left school.

All roads led to Amberley Domain on Saturday. After the cancellation of other A&P shows and events throughout the region this year due to Covid-19, Saturday's Amberley A&P Show was a...

After the uncertainty of Covid-19, North Canterbury’s farming leaders were just happy to catch up and talk about old times.

Growing up on a sheep and beef farm, Emma Higgins never imagined she would have a career advising dairy farmers.