Shawn McAvinue

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.

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

Fifteen people were riding the waves at the first Surfing for Farmers Dunedin session last week.   

Most farmers put a terminal ram out and they should do the same when selecting a bull breed, a Central Otago cattle breeder says.

Yard weaning helps produce calmer, better-adjusted calves, a Teviot Valley sheep and beef farmer says.

West Otago dog triallist Kay McClymont and her heading dog, Peggy Sue, will spend the festive season training for the New Zealand Yarding Challenge final.

A high-specification home is being built in Mataura to fundraise for the Southland Rural Support Trust.

A conservation project to protect native biodiversity from feral deer has been celebrated on a Southland farm.

The Dunedin chapter of Surfing for Farmers is back to test the waters.

A high-specification home is being built in Mataura to fundraise for the Southland Rural Support Trust.

Central Otago orchardists are having no problem finding seasonal workers.

West Otago dog triallist Kay McClymont and her heading dog, Peggy Sue, will spend the festive season training for the New Zealand Yarding Challenge final.

Chainsaw retailers' cash registers have been ringing since a storm toppled trees across the South.

Stronger than normal winds are hampering contractors applying spray and fertiliser in the South.