Training programme no longer free Training programme no longer free For the first time since its inception, Growing Future Farmers students will need to pay to take part in the farm skills programme.
Temperament, physique seal deal Temperament, physique seal deal Demand for southern Angus bulls is strong.
Chances of NZ win pretty good: triallist Chances of NZ win pretty good: triallist East Otago triallist Lloyd Smith and his heading dog Code are in a team out to beat their Australian rivals and bring home the Wayleggo Cup.
Bull pulls a record price Bull pulls a record price Angus bull Fossil Creek Urban U032 AB bellows after being sold for $71,000 at the 25th annual Fossil Creek bull sale in North Otago yesterday.
Discussion groups to return for dairy farmers Discussion groups to return for dairy farmers Dairy farmer discussion groups are back.
Kale surplus takes top honour Kale surplus takes top honour A winter crop surplus, featuring award-winning kale, has Ben Peter searching for more mouths to eat it.
Bull prices reflect industry confidence Bull prices reflect industry confidence Confidence in the beef industry has bull buyers bidding up, a Teviot Valley stud owner says.
Call for ‘townie’ dogs to be dosed Call for ‘townie’ dogs to be dosed Manuherikia sheep farmer Irene Leask believes "townie ignorance" is costing her business.
Couple’s first year on farm working well Couple’s first year on farm working well Brendan and Avril Lane are celebrating their first season as owners of a dairy farm on an island in South Otago.
Positive vibes ahead of field days Positive vibes ahead of field days Registrations are open for the 2026 Southern Field Days in Waimumu.
‘Proud’ as lengthy stint comes to end ‘Proud’ as lengthy stint comes to end He described yesterday simply as Dog Tucker Day.
Winter grazing systems in focus Winter grazing systems in focus Winter grazing systems are being assessed on southern farms, the Ministry for Primary Industries says.
Bumper swede crop wins award Bumper swede crop wins award An award-winning swede crop grown high on a Strath Taieri hill tastes better after being hit by its first frost.
Kale crop above the rest — literally Kale crop above the rest — literally Strath Taieri farmer Ken Bain’s homecoming features an award-winning kale crop.
Positive vibes ahead of field days Positive vibes ahead of field days Registrations are open for the 2026 Southern Field Days in Waimumu.
Leafland Simmental bull sale Leafland Simmental bull sale About 80 people attended the 24th annual Leafland Simmental bull sale in North Taieri last week.
Black beauty the star of the show Black beauty the star of the show A black Simmental bull sold for $42,000 in North Taieri last week.
Vaccine shortage stops farmer protecting his herd Vaccine shortage stops farmer protecting his herd A salmonella outbreak continues in the South as a vaccine shortage bites.
Southern-made gear popular across Tasman Southern-made gear popular across Tasman Australians are loving sheep-handling gear made in the South, Perkinz general manager Wayne Perkins says.
Proud to buy half of farm ‘hitting its stride’ Proud to buy half of farm ‘hitting its stride’ Life is busy for Southland sharemilker Nan de Haan.