Rural Events

Home-grown feed is the superhero of the dairy industry, Fonterra on-farm performance programme manager Louise Cook says.

After losing over $16,000 worth of milk, and working 40 hours straight, one Western Southland dairy farmer is in awe of the support from her rural community.

South Otago river catchment stakeholders have an opportunity to influence future flood measures, as part of a new liaison group.

Get your dogs, your mates, warm up the vocal chords, because the Balfour "Bark Up" is right around the corner.

Palmerston triallist Lloyd Smith and his heading dog Code are in a team out to beat their Australian rivals and bring home the Wayleggo Cup.

"Absolutely thrilled to bits" was the reaction from Southland farmer Mark Thomson after learning he and his wife, Elspeth, were the winners of this year’s Otago Daily Times-Rural Life Rural...

The Canterbury A&P Show has bounced back from near cancellation last year to have full livestock pens and trade exhibitor sites.

North Canterbury farmers are continuing to count up the losses from severe winds leaving a trail of destruction on Culverden farms.

Canterbury's family-owned Carrfields Group is developing a multimillion-dollar research and development farm for seed and plant innovation.