Toni Williams

Members of the Mid Canterbury Vintage Machinery Club are hosting a Massey Ferguson display day to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the iconic global brand.

Native plants are all around us.

Jon Jackson’s desire to do things better, smarter and more efficiently has earned him a national award.

Navigating agricultural minefields and sharing information has been made easier for Mid Canterbury farmers and landowners following the establishment of the Mid Canterbury Catchment Collective.

This year’s Ashburton A&P Show will celebrate the diversity of those living and working in the district’s rural industry, new president Victor Schikker says.

Hundreds of people young and old took up the chance to walk in a dry section of the Rangitata Diversion Race and get up close to the new $17.2m fish screen system before it goes underwater.

The Methven Collie Club ran its 125th anniversary trials last week.

Farming Families is helping connect Mid Canterbury's rural community one meal at a time.

Canterbury’s soggy harvest is shaping up to be a game of two halves for arable farmers.

Organisers of Mid Canterbury’s A&P shows have one eye on the ball planning their events, and the other on New Zealand’s reported Omicron cases.

Repurposing old pallets into novelty outdoor Christmas decorations has been a sideline hobby of late for Mid Canterbury Rural Support Trust welfare co-ordinator Frances Beeston.

A shortage of experienced agricultural machinery operators for the summer season is putting pressure on farmers and rural contractors.

The Mid Canterbury Vintage Machinery Club has postponed its Wheat and Wheels rally in early April.