A new, easy-to-use cover for utes that doesn't require holes drilled into the bodywork will be taking pride of place on the Toyota, Isuzu and Volkswagen vehicles at this year's National Fieldays.

With larger and more powerful machinery comes increased weight and the potential for greater damage to soil.

Cattleyards rank second on ACC's list of dangerous places on farms.

Aimed at contractors or large scale operators using industrial style loading shovels, the Prodig folding grass fork imported by Giltrap Agrizone looks up to the task.

The new Aeromax is the latest in emergency lighting range from Narva to match 21st century vehicles and their users.

UTVs have become the Swiss army knife to farmers for a multitude of tasks.

Mainlander bachelors seem destined to stay single, going by their low finalist numbers in the Fieldays Rural Bachelor contest: two out of eight.

Peter Burke's article 'Facial eczema hitting lambing percentages' (May 24) was disturbing because, unfortunately, he will be right.

Your old mate reckons the world is going seriously wrong when you have international do-gooder organisations out there telling us what is good for us and what is not.

The Hound hears that a recent off-farm event organised by good farming folk in South Canterbury was a real hit...

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