Sally Rae

Jayne Kingan is in a quandary - just what does she do with her breasts?

Fonterra is on track for record production for the 2010-11 season, thanks to some of the best autumn weather conditions in recent years.

North Island entrants enjoyed a clean sweep when the New Zealand Dairy Industry Awards were presented in Queenstown on Saturday night.

Paul Goldsbury-Hapi likes nothing better than bringing home the bacon.

When Palmerston farmer and South Devon breeder Fraser Wilson was looking for a name for a bull, he could not go past World Cup.

Don Nicolson is counting down. His tenure as national president of Federated Farmers will come to an end at the organisation's national conference at Rotorua on June 29 to July 1.

The remodelling of the Tarras village was an ambitious experiment involving the development of upmarket stores in a small, rural township, during a recession. Twelve months later, Sally Rae catches up with Christina Perriam - who oversees the bulk of the new businesses - to check on progress.

It's all in a name. Forget the usual dog monikers of Bill, Queen and Jess at the South Island sheep dog trial championships - Greg Metherell has been more creative.

Geoff Allison has been dog-trialling for more than half a century and his passion for the sport is still as strong as ever.

Invermay-based AgResearch applied biotechnologies general manager Jimmy Suttie yesterday declined to comment on his future after restructuring of the organisation's management.

"It doesn't get any easier the second time up," Don Smith mused, as he moved sheep up a steep hill at the South Island sheep dog trial championships yesterday.

There have been plenty of trials in Maurice and Annie Flood's marriage - dog trials, that is.

When Becs Calder goes to work, she does not have a big commute.

Clint McAughtrie was born to be a cowboy.

When Boer goats were introduced on Barewood Station four years ago, it would be fair to say a few eyebrows were raised.