Carrick vineyard on market
Carrick vineyard on market
Pioneering Bannockburn vineyard Carrick is on the market.
Sally Rae
Brewer's plans adapted to circumstances
Brewer's plans adapted to circumstances
For beer-loving enthusiasts, being a brewer sounds like a dream job.
Potential of deer milk-derived cosmetics excites developer
Potential of deer milk-derived cosmetics excites developer
Graeme Shaw describes his latest venture as ''a great example of tenacity''.
Support for wool levy comes with proviso
Support for wool levy comes with proviso
Federeated Farmers says it will support the reintroduction of a compulsory wool levy, but only if there is a sound plan of action.
Seed business sale approved by commissions
Seed business sale approved by commissions
Commerce Commission approval has been given for the sale of PGG Wrightson's seed and grain business to Denmark-based DLF Seeds.
Rabbits and vintage fabrics find a new life in coats
Rabbits and vintage fabrics find a new life in coats
Fur or faux?
Optimistic report on 'M bovis' response
Optimistic report on 'M bovis' response
Improvements are already being made in many areas highlighted in the Mycoplasma bovis Technical Advisory Group's report, response head Geoff Gwyn says.
Techweek co-ordinator tackling tech tasks
Techweek co-ordinator tackling tech tasks
Lauren Saker is talking tech.
Hyslop seeks Beef + Lamb NZ board position
Hyslop seeks Beef + Lamb NZ board position
Irrigation New Zealand chairwoman Nicky Hyslop is vying for a place on Beef+Lamb New Zealand's board.
Otago young farmers lay claim to two titles
Otago young farmers lay claim to two titles
Otago can lay claim to three new national champions - all in the rural sector.
YFC member bows out on high note
YFC member bows out on high note
Olivia Ross has given her heart and soul to New Zealand Young Farmers.
Rising deer numbers reflection of increasing farmer confidence
Rising deer numbers reflection of increasing farmer confidence
An increase in farmed deer numbers is a strong indication of growing farmer confidence in the viability of deer in drystock farming operations, Deer Industry New Zealand chief executive Dan Coup says.
New, higher, dairy price cycle appears set to start
New, higher, dairy price cycle appears set to start
Conditions for a new dairy price cycle have begun to emerge, with the key implication initially being higher prices, ASB senior rural economist Nathan Penny says.
'CupCycling' launches in city
'CupCycling' initiative launches in Dunedin
''CupCycling'' is all go in Dunedin.
'Sensible regulation' needed in stock and station industry
'Sensible regulation' needed in stock and station industry
Federated Farmers Meat and Wool Council is calling for compulsory regulation in the stock and station industry.
Fonterra begins signing up suppliers for A2 production
Fonterra begins signing up suppliers for A2 production
Fonterra has begun signing up farms to supply milk for The a2 Milk Company in the 2019-20 season.
Tours to 'demystify' craft chocolate
Tours to 'demystify' craft chocolate
Otago Chocolate Company (Ocho) is launching factory tours next month at its new chocolate production premises in Dunedin to "demystify'' the process of craft chocolate.
Horses are her strength
Horses are her strength
American cowgirl Kellie Mackin arrives in New Zealand this week and will compete at the Waikouaiti rodeo on Saturday. She talks to Sally Rae about overcoming the odds and getting back in the saddle.
Warepa Collie Club's new rooms get first workout
Warepa Collie Club's new rooms get first workout
Things are getting a bit fancy at the Warepa Collie Club.
New way of retro glazing more cost-effective
New way of retro glazing more cost-effective
Running out of money while building their dream home in Central Otago has had somewhat of a silver lining for Dunedin couple Mike Hodges and Cathy Mann.