Shawn McAvinue

Soils are unusually wet in some parts of the South, a meteorologist says.

Entries for the 2025 Ballance Farm Environment Awards are now open.

Relentless rain and diabolical ground conditions in the South has sparked a call for farmers to check the level of their effluent ponds.

Agritourism New Zealand chief executive and founder Marijke Dunselman, of Queenstown, has worked with hundreds of farmers and tourism businesses as a consultant for more...

Southern wool featuring in Scandinavian air purifiers is just the start of getting a share of the more than $13 billion global filter market, a Kiwi innovator says.

Dunedin has just had its warmest winter since records began in 1947, Niwa data shows.

Primary industry sector groups united to host a series of "Brunch on Us" events in rural communities across the South recently.

Central Southland dairy farmers Phil Garaway and Olivia Gunn are set to sell their first line of pedigree Jersey bulls.

Southerners are among the finalists in the 2024 Beef + Lamb New Zealand Awards.

Love and sheep shearing enticed Western Southland farmer John Barker to live in the Czech Republic.

Don’t blame the economy for a business failing, blame the people involved in it, economist Cameron Bagrie says.

Farmers installing their own solar power systems could save New Zealand from its energy crisis if the government allows them to enter the energy market, a Central Otago cherry grower says.

Southern dog triallist Scott Hunter and his heading dog, Lucy, are part of the team set to defend the Wayleggo Cup in a transtasman test series in Australia this month.

Beef + Lamb will fund innovative system changes on southern sheep and beef farms to discover if it can benefit the wider community.

Farmers are selling sheep to support their other enterprises in a small coastal town in North Otago.

The blossoms are out and things are returning to normal on a North Otago stonefruit orchard.

Southern dog triallist Scott Hunter and his heading dog Lucy are part of the team set to defend the Wayleggo Cup in a transtasman test series in Australia this month.

Otago is experiencing higher job growth than the rest of the country despite economic headwinds, a business analyst says.

The luck of the Irish prevailed at the 69th World Ploughing Contest in Estonia.