Storm repair ongoing: contractor
Storm repair ongoing: contractor
The cleanup and repair work created by severe spring wind toppling trees and flattening fences is ongoing, a Southland fencing contractor says.
Red Meat
Attempting world records ‘a lot of fun’
Attempting world records ‘a lot of fun’
To break a three-stand world record by nearly 100 lambs, shearers Leon Samuels, of Roxburgh, Paerata Abraham, of Masterton, and Shane Ratima, of Hunterville, shore 2073 strong wool...
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Upgrade of Green Island oat mill ‘progressing well’
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Upgrade of Green Island oat mill ‘progressing well’
An $11 million facelift of a Dunedin oat mill aims to increase capacity, which will require growers to supply more of the cereal grain.
Trial results could be turning-point
Trial results could be turning-point
A more accurate way to detect parasites in farmed deer could save the industry $50 million a year, researchers estimate.
Sheep fly off the shelves at three Southern sales
Sheep fly off the shelves at three Southern sales
Sheep sale prices continue to soar in the South.
‘Best crowd’ for years at show
‘Best crowd’ for years at show
Enjoying a day out at the Gore A&P Society’s 143rd annual show on Saturday
Nightcaps farmer makes grand final
Nightcaps farmer makes grand final
Thomas Slee is the top young farmer in the South.
Nine-day season to help control shelducks
Nine-day season to help control shelducks
A call is being made for game bird shooters to take advantage of a nine-day season for paradise shelducks in Otago next month.
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Men outnumbered at Beaumont Boot Bash reboot
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Men outnumbered at Beaumont Boot Bash reboot
Women outnumbered men by nearly two to one at the recent Beaumont Boot Bash singles ball at the Beaumont Hotel, highlighting a "serious man drought" in the district.
Keraplast signs contract for wool supply
Keraplast signs contract for wool supply
A United States company manufacturing wound and other care products from wool in Christchurch has entered a five-year supply contract with about 30 farmers.
Butter line part of $1b spread of dairy projects
Butter line part of $1b spread of dairy projects
Fonterra has started work on a $75 million butter plant expansion at its Clandeboye site in South Canterbury.
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Keraplast signs five-year contract for wool supply
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Keraplast signs five-year contract for wool supply
A United States company manufacturing wound and other care products from wool in Christchurch has entered a five-year supply contract with about 30 farmers.
Stud owner ‘really happy’ with result
Stud owner ‘really happy’ with result
Some of the merino rams on-offer at Armidale stud in Gimmerburn last month.
Shearers, woolhandlers ready to battle
Shearers, woolhandlers ready to battle
Competitors are coming from across the world to compete in the Otago Shearing and Woolhandling Championships next week.
Deer parasite trial results ‘encouraging’
Deer parasite trial results ‘encouraging’
A more accurate way to detect parasites in farmed deer could save the industry $50 million a year, researchers estimate.
Southerner pays top price for sire
Southerner pays top price for sire
Shedding ram Enfield 132/24 sold for the top price of $9000 at Gore Showgrounds last week.
Marking 50 years of growth
Marking 50 years of growth
A celebration of five decades of sunflower growing was a good chance to "stop and smell the flowers", Topflite co-owner Peter Mitchell said of their open day on Sunday.
Exports likely not as sweet as forecast
Exports likely not as sweet as forecast
A sweet start to the cherry season hit turbulence come harvest, souring predicted export volumes, a Central Otago grower says.
Lay of the land
Lay of the land
Reporter Shawn McAvinue asks southern sheep farmers if they were considering breeding their ewe hoggets to make the most of higher lamb price.
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