Lee Stream went to the dogs last week - but all for a good cause.
Sailing around the world on luxury super yachts and rubbing shoulders with the likes of film director Steven Spielberg sounds like a glamorous lifestyle.
Drew Dundass reckons the Charolais breed of cattle is a ''beautiful animal''.
Central Otago fashion designer Christina Perriam's range of merino clothing for children and babies is proving a hit with New Zealand retailers.
Deer farmers attending a recent field day at Invermay were urged to recognise they were ''at the Mecca'' for deer biological research.
It's a long way from Alexandra to Argentina.
Meat Industry Excellence is seeking funding from Beef and Lamb New Zealand, saying it needs about $200,000 to continue to make progress with meat industry reform.
''A more traditional summer'' is how Otago Federated Farmers president Stephen Korteweg describes the season.
Fonterra has hiked its forecast farm-gate milk price to a record $8.65 per kg of milk solids, with the 35c increase equating to an increase in dairy incomes of about $600 million.
Ron Bywaters loves Chamberlain tractors.
Cavalcade veterans Dave McAtamney and Jim Hore might have made a comeback this year - but the jury's out on whether they'll be back again.
Canterbury has nudged Auckland from the top spot in the latest ASB-Main Report regional economic score card, as the post-earthquake rebuild continues to gather pace.
When Village Milk chief executive Mark Houston moved from South Canterbury to Golden Bay in 2010, he was looking for a lifestyle change.
The window of opportunity for changes to this season's Fonterra milk price and dividend is closing, economists say.
Agriculture, forestry and fishing exports are forecast to increase to $36.4 billion for the year to June, driven by rapidly growing demand in emerging markets and supply constraints among major competitors.
Whether Fonterra decides to maintain its forecast farm-gate milk price at $8.30/kg of milk solids - or lift it - will be revealed when it gives an update next month.
Brenda Harland is one tough cookie.
Omarama shepherd Katey Hill has had a stellar rodeo season with her young quarter-horse Boots and is leading the national Rookie of the Year title in barrel racing.
They're called simply The Last Stand.
Andrew Fladeboe describes working dogs as the ''most noble of creatures''.