Farmers may be in for levy increase
Farmers may be in for levy increase
Beef + Lamb may ask farmers for a levy increase, chairwoman Kate Acland warned.
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Father, son sharing the glory
Father, son sharing the glory
A North Otago father and son took home a share of the spoils at a recent shearing competition.
Applications open for scholarships
Applications open for scholarships
Horticulture New Zealand is calling for applications for its 2025 scholarship programme.
Meatworker creating native riverside paradise
Meatworker creating native riverside paradise
Ross Hawthorne hopes to complete his vision of establishing a native forest alongside Ashburton River thanks to a grant from the Ashburton Water Zone Committee.
Report highlights apple, pear industry’s value
Report highlights apple, pear industry’s value
The apple and pear industry in Central Otago injects $60.4million into the region’s economy, new research reveals.
Trio to vie for two spots on Alliance board
Trio to vie for two spots on Alliance board
Three candidate nominations - who include Southland’s Cameron Black - have been received for the two vacancies in Alliance Group’s upcoming director election.
Large fine for ill-treating ewe
Large fine for ill-treating ewe
A sheep had to be put down after a Morven farmer allowed it to become entangled in scrap fencing wire.
Quiet achiever an innovator
Quiet achiever an innovator
Norman McRae, Meat industry leader
Rural Champions: All about involvement in community
Rural Champions: All about involvement in community
‘‘All-round great Southlanders who are very deserving of this award.’’
Topdressing business continues to soar
Topdressing business continues to soar
Optimism in the sheep and beef industry is propelling a family topdressing business to expand in the South.
Pleasing results for cattle vendors
Pleasing results for cattle vendors
Rising positivity in the agriculture sector is bringing pleasing results for cattle vendors in the South.
Best practice days help fence off the cowboys
Best practice days help fence off the cowboys
The best way to install a fence is continually evolving and fencing contractors can separate themselves from the cowboys by attending bestpractice days, a southern industry spokesman says.
Volunteer runs on athletes’ efforts
Volunteer runs on athletes’ efforts
There’s a few more silver hairs on his head and his children are all grown up, but Maniototo farmer Stu Duncan can still be found on the back field at Maniototo Area School, coaching local...
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