Shawn McAvinue

West Otago dog triallist Kay McClymont and her heading dog, Peggy Sue, won the maiden section at the New Zealand Yarding Challenge.

Four women showed their grit to set a world record of shearing more than 1900 strongwool lambs in eight hours in South Otago.

Ram Snowdon E337/24 sold for $14,000 at Gore Showgrounds last week.

Bidding was hot at back-to-back lamb and ewe sales on the Taieri earlier this month.

A Central Southland velvet champion has set a record for the highest price in a wapiti bull auction.

Retired southern farmer Geoff Neilson held back tears as he and his wife Ailsa accepted the inaugural Wales International Relations Award.

Bidding was hot at back-to-back lamb and ewe sales on the Taieri last week.

Trophy sires are taking the spoils at red deer stag sales in the South.

Littlebourne Wapiti owner Geoffrey Pullar sold his 3-year-old bull White 8 for $95,000 in Central Southland last week.

Another bumper crowd is expected at the 166th Taieri A&P Show in Mosgiel next week.

Several major Welsh agricultural organisations have united to honour retired sheep and beef farmers Geoff and Ailsa Neilson.

Wapiti farmers Jesse and Tracey Saunders have "put everything in" to launch their stud and will hold their inaugural on-farm sale in Central Southland today.

A two-tooth ewe, bred by Whitestone Genetics, was named supreme champion sheep at the Tokomairiro A&P Show last month.

Nick and Alexis Wadworth like to try something new on their 2000ha sheep and beef property.

Data is knowledge, a Northern Southland farmer says.

Another bumper crowd is expected at the 166th Taieri A&P Show in Mosgiel next week.

Tikana Wapiti stud co-owner Dave Lawrence has sold his hinds and put an end to his annual on-farm bull and cow sale in Central Southland.

Wapiti farmers Jesse and Tracey Saunders have "put everything in" to launch their stud and will hold their inaugural on-farm sale in Central Southland today.

Injured Southland farmer Andrew Morrison is urging his peers to consider the risks on their properties in order to avoid accidents.

Southern farmers Geoff and Ailsa Neilson are being celebrated for opening their home and the minds of scores of Welsh visitors.