Despite a large number of entries in this year's sale, breeders of coloured sheep were disappointed with how many were passed in.
Japanese retail chain Muji sent representatives to Timaru last week to visit Cavalier Woolscourers Ltd, the biggest and most modern facility of its type in New Zealand.
Landowners in the Hunter Downs Irrigation Scheme command area have some big decisions to make.
They're here. The anxiously-awaited Environment Canterbury water quality rules have been decided.
Anyone who wants coloured wool - or to breed interesting sheep - should mark January 25 as a red-letter day.
A field day showing farmers what the Hunter Downs Irrigation Scheme could do for them attracted about 70 people last week.
A breed of sheep little-known in New Zealand will be on display at a South Canterbury stud next week.
Young Farmers will have a rare old time on Saturday.
Shareholders who packed out the Alliance Group Ltd roadshow meeting in Oamaru last week were told they are not getting a dividend.
The international appeal of New Zealand sheep farming should not be underestimated, Steven Parsons says.
Wool has a vital role to play in the European textiles market, an English expert says.
''Exciting opportunities'' have been outlined to Wools of New Zealand shareholders at a roadshow criss-crossing the country.
The Waimate Sheep Dog Trial Club is the proud owner of its own glossy centennial history.
An irrigation project taking Waitaki River water further into South Canterbury is gathering momentum.
A South Canterbury Rural Women New Zealand branch is considering its future.
A South Canterbury orchardist has created a new icon on State Highway 1 to sell his fruit.
The spring flush has come early in North Otago.
Canterbury milk powder exporter Synlait Milk is optimistic in the wake of the Fonterra contamination scare.
Canterbury farmers are hoping the weather does not take a turn for the worse before lambing.
Federated Farmers is keeping a close watch on Synlait Milk Ltd.